Auto News & New car review

A DRAMATIC new look for the Triton is expected to deliver a substantial sales kick to Mitsubishi Motors Australia and consolidate its position in the 4×2 and 4×4 segment, which accounted for more than 140,000 sales in 2005.
With a share of 7.1 per cent, Mitsubishi sits well behind market giants Toyota and Holden, who account for 22.1 and 17.3 per cent of sales respectively. Read the rest of this entry »

CHRYSLER has continued to march its venerable people-mover upmarket with the fifth-generation Grand Voyager launched last week in Australia.
Kicking off from $56,990 to $75,990, the new RT-series seven-seater wagon will not be offered in either short-wheelbase ‘Voyager’ guise or with an all-wheel drive option. Read the rest of this entry »