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Halfway through 2026, Australia's automotive landscape looks almost unrecognisable from just a few years ago. The brands filling driveways, the powertrains …

Reliability. Trust. Value.

That’s the Toyota story in Australia.

For decades, Toyota has topped the sales charts and cemented itself as the country’s go-to brand. But how did it get there, and more importantly, why does it keep winning over Aussie drivers?

As we reflect on 2024, one thing is clear: Australians are embracing novated leasing like never before. The advantages of tax savings, convenient budgeting, and…

Thinking about your next car investment?

At Remunerator, we know the secret to smart buying: choosing vehicles with the best resale value.

Check out the latest findings from Drive.com (July 2024) and discover which cars are not just purchases but investments. From top-performing Toyotas to luxury SUVs, learn which models will give you the most bang for your buck.

There’s good news on the horizon! Toyota Australia has recently announced a significant reduction in wait times for new orders, bringing relief to eager customers. Here's the latest update on the delivery wait times for some of Toyota’s most popular models.

The 2024 Ineos Grenadier Quatermaster Ute has officially been confirmed for Australia.

It's official, Toyota have revealed their new all-electric Hilux EV!

The worlds biggest carmaker showed off their new concept for Australia's most popular vehicle at an event in Thailand celebrating 60 years of operations.

Toyota new car buyers are facing more delays as the Japanese car giant has announced it will cut global production again by roughly 15% or 150,000 vehicles.

Once again, the production cuts have been attributed to the ongoing semi-conductor shortage. Toyota buyers experienced a brief reprieve during November and December when production was increased.

One of the most anticipated car launches, the Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series has been revealed ahead of its official release later this year. While some of yo

February saw a fourth consecutive month of growth in new car sales, with a total of 83,977 new motor vehicles sold. That is a 5.1% increase despite the ongo