Super Cheap sales up 14pc (Herald Sun) RETAILER Super Cheap

Super Cheap sales up 14pc (Herald Sun)
RETAILER Super Cheap Auto Group today announced that its first half group sales had grown by 14.3 per cent to $264.7 million compared to the previous corresponding period despite continuing difficult retail conditions.

Porsche debuts Cayman S in U.S. with a price (Autoblog)
Filed under: Car Buying , LA Auto Show , Coupes Bones. Bucks. Dinero. Whatever you call cash, you re going to 58,900 units of it to put a Porsche Cayman S in your garage, according to Stuart reporting from the L.A. auto show. As we ve reported before , what you ll get is a baby 911 packing a 3.4L flat-six with VarioCam Plug making 295 hp and 251 lb-ft of torque, as well as a dynamic and

Troy Lee Designs Mazda MX-5 (Autoblog)
Filed under: Aftermarket , LA Auto Show , Convertibles After showing us all why crack and paint don t mix at SEMA with a Troy Lee Designs Range Rover Sport , Mr. Lee and company have returned at the L.A. auto show with their rendition of the Mazda MX-5. Actually, I kind of dig the paint that fades away from the headlights, although Stu states from L.A. that, you wouldn't take it

Refinancing Car Loans Can Save After Interest Rate Cuts (Action News 4 Pittsburgh)
As interest rates drop, people's thoughts turn to refinancing -- refinancing their home loan, that is. What they don't know is that refinancing an auto loan is easier to do, and it can save you some serious money.

Corvette Z06 and Leno to pace Daytona 500 (Autoblog)
Filed under: LA Auto Show , Motorsports , Sports/GTs Stuart has reported that Jay Leno made a surprise guest appearance at GM s press conference today at the L.A. auto show, and it was announced the chin-tastic comedian would be driving the Z06 Daytona 500 Pace Car at the 48th annual running of the historic motorsport event. This is the second year in a row for the Corvette (last year the

China sees small car value (Northern Territory News)
CHINA has begun a push to promote small, low-emission cars as oil prices remain high and environmental concerns grow over the nation's fast-rising auto culture.