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 MoreNo word from Korean marque about what comes next in New Zealand.
Read MoreKGM’s coupe-like alternate to Torres sports utility could come in two levels of specification.
Read MoreRevised emissions rules make it easier for ICE, but electric needs to run hot as well.
Read MoreValue of a good ANCAP rating enforced with Seoul high-ups.
Read MoreWal Dumper and Simon Rutherford have each made big imprint on local car scene.
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