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Special Subarus confirmed: 2024 Subaru Forester and Outback special editions revealed for Australia to tackle the mighty Toyota RAV4 and Kia Sorento - Car News - Vimarsana News

Special Subarus confirmed: 2024 Subaru Forester and Outback special editions revealed for Australia to tackle the mighty Toyota RAV4 and Kia Sorento - Car News

Subaru is freshening up its Outback wagon and Forester SUV line-ups with two new special editions. The Outback Premium and Forester Luxury special editions are due to arrive in dealerships later this month.

Kluger recall: More than 30,000 2021 - 2023 Toyota Kluger SUVs recalled because a bit of the front might fall off - Vimarsana News

Kluger recall: More than 30,000 2021 - 2023 Toyota Kluger SUVs recalled because a bit of the front might fall off

In a statement reminiscent of a Clarke and Dawe skit from the early 1990s, Toyota Australia has issued a recall for more than 30,000 Kluger SUVs after it was found that there’s a risk that the front might fall off - or some of it, at least.

2023 Toyota Kluger Grande Hybrid new car review | Townsville Bulletin - Vimarsana News

2023 Toyota Kluger Grande Hybrid new car review | Townsville Bulletin

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Toyota in trouble? Australia's most popular car brand expecting sales to return after slow start to 2023 - Vimarsana News

Toyota in trouble? Australia's most popular car brand expecting sales to return after slow start to 2023

A quick glance at Toyota Australia’s sales results for the first half of 2023 would have you think the most popular brand in the country, and indeed the largest car company in the world, is on Struggle Street. Last year almost a quarter (22.6 per cent) of new cars sold in Australia were Toyotas, but now it holds 15.9 per cent share of the Australian market this year so far. So what next?