Category: Industry News

Motor Industry Association Chief Executive David Crawford says that July 2020 registrations
came in at 3.1% over July 2019.

Ford Motor Company is today announcing a change in its senior leadership team in Australia.

Street Smart is a world-class, cognitive-based driver programme that aims to positively influence the lives of young kiwis across the country.

Earlier this year we made some changes to our GetGenuine programme and now offer mechanical trade customers 3 GetGenuine points for every dollar spent.

After driving trucks for 10 years, Hillary Moffatt was after a change. Still interested in heavy vehicles, she decided to give up driving trucks, and try her hand at fixing them instead.

The arrival of Subaru’s All-Wheel Drive e-Boxer Hybrids in Forester and XV variants is only a matter of weeks away, bringing even greater customer choice to the Kiwi adventure brand’s SUV range.

New Zealand’s favourite Subaru, the Outback SUV has become even more capable than ever before, with the introduction of the Limited Edition Outback X.

After driving trucks for 10 years, Hillary Moffatt was after a change. Still interested in heavy vehicles, she decided to give up driving trucks, and try her hand at fixing them instead.

MITO launched a new apprenticeship programme for the automotive industry; The New Zealand Certificate in Heavy Wheel Alignment (Level 4).

Rally New Zealand will make history inside Mt Smart Stadium when it returns as part of the World Rally Championship in Auckland this September.

Rose is an apprentice light vehicle technician at Rutherford & Bond Toyota, Wellington, and is completing a New Zealand Certificate in Light Automotive Engineering through MITO.

Two brand new Ford Transit Custom models have begun to arrive at Ford dealerships around the country – the Transit Custom Sport Van and the new Transit Custom Double Cab-in-Van model.