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Subaru’s new generation All-Wheel Drive Forester 2.5i-S has been named Best Small SUV for 2018 by Drive, which appears weekly in Fairfax print outlets and online at drive.com.au.

Another successful evening at Llewellyn Motors, Under the Bonnet Safer Driving for Women Workshop, where over 50 women and supportive men with their wives/daughters attended to learn about personal and road Safety.

An exciting opportunity has become available for a Trainee Accountant to significantly develop their career in one of Queensland’s best performing, progressive and sophisticated dealerships.

Hyundai Motor has been awarded the title of 'Red Dot: Brand of the Year 2018' at this year's Red Dot Awards.

SJAAN Van Ansem isn't exactly what you would imagine an automotive parts trainee to look like.

But the petite blonde 21-year-old is out to break the stereotype and show young girls that women in the automotive industry are "just as good as the guys".

isn't exactly what you would imagine an automotive parts trainee to look like.

But the petite blonde 21-year-old is out to break the stereotype and show young girls that women in the automotive industry are "just as good as the guys".

Subaru’s All-Wheel Drive Outback 2.5i Premium has been named Australia’s Best All-Wheel Drive Sports Utility Wagon under $50,000 by the nation’s motoring organisations, for the third consecutive time.

It was a heart-breaking end to the season for Sam Thaiday as he hung up his boots from playing professional football after the Broncos lost the Dragons in Round 1 of the Finals, but what a season it was!

We are proud to announce that collectively our customers raised $1,000 towards the fund. Llewellyn Motors has matched this amount and donated $2,000 to the Rotary of Australia 2018 Drought Relief Fund!

To help Aussie farmers affected by drought, Llewellyn Motors will match dollar for dollar every donation made by our customers for the month of August.

Enjoying the freedom of attending a tiny country school doesn't have to mean missing out on some of the high profile initiatives the city kids take for granted.

It may only boast a population of 66, but Mt Marrow's students proved they were more than capable with a shovel and 'barrow when they planted 100 new native trees at the school yesterday.