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Gordon Atkinson

Is Toyota making a grand return to Formula 1?

reports suggest the automotive giant is on the brink of re-joining the world’s most prestigious motorsport series. After a 15 year hiatus, Toyota could be back on the Formula 1 grid as early as 2026. The allure of Formula 1 lies in its new regulations for 2026, which focus on sustainability and competitive balance. These

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Gordon Atkinson

Understanding the Breakdown of Costs at the Petrol Pump

In Australia, petrol prices are determined by a mix of global and local factors. The price you see at the pump is influenced by the cost of refined petrol, taxes, and industry operating costs and margins. Global Factors Local Factors Breakdown of the Petrol Pump Price The typical Australian petrol pump price breaks down into

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Dannie Lyman

What to do if you put the wrong fuel in your Diesel

At some point everyone who owns a Diesel motor vehicle will put petrol into it by mistake or will accidently pour add blue into the fuel tank instead of the add blue tank. As soon as you realise this has happened. Stop driving the vehcile and shut it down. If you havent started the vehicle

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Dannie Lyman

Never Ever Sign a Form 6

Form Six in New South Wales relates to motor vehicle dealerships and used cars yards selling second hand vehicles with known damage. The intention of this form is to protect the dealership from warranty claims made against it when selling a vehicle that has blatant and obvious panel damage or water damage. The form is

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Dannie Lyman

The Best & Worst Car Brands

The most frequently asked questions our team receives are questions surrounding the reputation and reliability of vehicle manufacturers as a whole. This question is usually asked when one is considering trading in a vehicle to finance a replacement one and research is being undertaken to make wise and informed decisions around the best and most

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Gordon Atkinson

The Allure and Intricacies of Investing in Classic Cars

The vintage muscle car or British roadster you picked up during your college years may still hold a cherished spot in your garage, serving as a weekend cruiser. A restored vintage Volkswagen Beetle or a classic Lincoln Continental with suicide doors can often be purchased for under AUD 30,000, enjoyed leisurely, and potentially sold for

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Gordon Atkinson

Tesla Slashes Prices in Australia for Third Time in Two Months

Preview in new tab Tesla has slashed prices on its popular Model Y and Model 3 vehicles for the third time in just two months. These significant reductions, ranging from $3000 to $5000, make Tesla’s offerings more competitive than ever, with the Model Y now even cheaper than the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid. The most affordable

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Gordon Atkinson

Electric GMC Hummer Ute Confirmed for Australia

The electric 2024 GMC Hummer EV pick-up is set to make its debut in Australia and New Zealand. The first right hand drive conversion has begun testing, paving the way for this iconic vehicle to enter new markets as part of a global export plan. Interestingly, this initiative isn’t spearheaded by General Motors (GM) directly

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Gordon Atkinson

Electric Toyota HiLux: Production Confirmed

Toyota has confirmed that it will start manufacturing an electric version of its popular Hilux ute by the end of 2025. This move marks a significant step in Toyota’s commitment to sustainable transportation, and there is a strong possibility that the electric Hilux will make its way to Australian shores. Toyota’s announcement comes less than

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