Almost 70,000 Toyota vehicles sold in Australia will be urgently recalled over a potential fault, including thousands of popular sedans, hatchbacks, and SUVs.

The carmaker is trying to claw back 69,586 faulty vehicles which include its popular sedans, hatchbacks, and SUV models.

Based on a 2023 concept, Toyota’s next mid-size people-mover blends rugged styling with a city-sensible hybrid.

Toyota’s hybrids have won over many buyers since the early 2000s but – in the small SUV segment, at least – competitors are ...

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A Sydney council has been urged to make car spaces for electric vehicles (EVs) more easily identifiable, as social media ...

It’ll also be the rematch of a captivating, newfound rivalry between Adelaide’s Riley Thilthorpe and Gold Coast’s Mac Andrew, ...

Geelong will aim to reclaim a spot in the top four when it hosts St Kilda at GMHBA Stadium on Sunday afternoon. The Cats (11-6, 127.6%) have fallen to sixth following wins to GWS and Hawthorn earlier ...