Pbl Bid For Car Classies Website

JAMES Packer's Publishing and Broadcasting Ltd is aggressively pushing into the online classifieds market, announcing plans yesterday for a full takeover of Carsales.com.au.

Double Demerits

NO TYRE KICKERS Where Phatspace @Projekt, Level 2, Room 35, 94 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst When Wednesday-Saturday, noon-6pm, until July 31 More information 8354 0344 Two artists trash a treasured first car in a demolition derby. Now that's art, reports DOMINIQUE ANGELORO.

Fairfax, Yahoo! Rev Up

Fairfax's drive.com.au website will power the car-classifieds channel on Yahoo! Australia & New Zealand in a three-year deal announced yesterday.

Click On A Mouse And Buy A Car With Fairfax

JOHN Fairfax, publisher of The Sun- Herald, has launched its first classifieds super site for car buyers. Using the new drive.com.au site, you can name the model, price range and location of a car you're interested in buying and, with a click of the mouse, up pop all the relevant advertisements

Preparing Your Car For Sale

FEW people when buying a car new or used realise how much money they could save on the deal if they fully realised the potential value of the car they are replacing. You should look at the car you currently own as cash in your hand rather than simply an item you are going to update. It goes

Small Car Buyers Guide

TWO startling facts: the average age of private new car buyers in recession-ravaged Australia is getting close to 50. And the the most popular car among these non-business buyers last year? The Ford Laser GL. Those snapshots of our rapidly-changing new car profile come courtesy

Free Show Tickets, And A Car To Be Won

GATES open next Friday for 12 days of fun and excitement at the Royal Easter Show. And what better way to get into the mood than by getting in free, with a chance to win a car? The Sun-Herald is offering a free pass to children under 16 who attend the Show with either a paying adult or an

A More Calculated Approach To Motoring

BY NOW, Sydneysiders must have exhausted all the novel ways they know to pass the time on wet weekends. Well, here's one you might care to try. Grab a copy of The Sydney Morning Herald car classifieds plus a pen and paper and try to work out which of today's cars will be worth 10 times its