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Ford will cease automotive manufacturing in Australia in 2016. Holden will follow in 2017. Toyota could be next in 2018, unless the company can dramatically cut the cost of manufacture for its Camry.
Following Holden’s announcement last week that its parent company General Motors had decided
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David Linklater
Wed, 18 Dec 2013
Wed, 18 Dec 2013
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Car Torque: Toyota Australia may call time in 2018
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