LDV and distributor Inchcape to part ways
/Chinese ute and van maker seems set to continue - but sales arrangement unclear.
Read MoreChinese ute and van maker seems set to continue - but sales arrangement unclear.
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Read MoreUncharted, Trailseeker and updated Solterra - they’re all signed up for the region, so ….
Read MoreAs expected, the Wilderness editions are a turbocharged go; XT is out to pasture, 2.5s plug on.
Read MoreSubaru’s smartened-up electric SUV is regionally available - but when or even if it will come to NZ isn’t clear.
Read MoreBattery assist with petrol back-up is new direction for KGM crossover.
Read MoreA five star start is doubtless great news for Subaru locally, but they’ve no words … yet.
Read MoreKGM’s coupe-like alternate to Torres sports utility could come in two levels of specification.
Read MorePromised BRZ consignment lands with new designation.
Read MoreAction highlighting owner issues with T60 ute and G10 van has NZ operation’s interest.
Read MoreNew look, a different petrol-electric drivetrain, mid-year arrival confirmed with brand yet to share model choices, prices and specs.
Read MoreInchcape NZ isn’t saying never about the Torres EVT, an urban traydeck version of the EVX sports ute, but says market right now is too tough.
Read MoreOutback will still remain on sale here when sales in Japan cease, local distributor assures.
Read MoreChinese ute specialist set for big sales push from NZ-familiar distributor.
Read MoreRevised emissions rules make it easier for ICE, but electric needs to run hot as well.
Read MoreWal Dumper and Simon Rutherford have each made big imprint on local car scene.
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