Renault takes out Car of the Year with compact EV
IN a sign of the shifting focus in the global car parc, more Evs are taking out the top rpizes in international motoring competitions.
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Australian automotive emissions are bad and getting worse
A new study shows fuel efficiency in Australia has serious catching up to do in order to reach emissions targets.
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Where to for apprenticeship support? Government looks to review
The future of support for automotive apprentices could hang in the balance as the federal government looks to investigate its success in helping fill the critical skills shortage.
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Solutions for serious repairs with systems that add flexibility
When it comes to the repair of severe accident damage, Car-O-Liner embraces its reputation for increasing workshop efficiency and creating combined systems that meet the diverse demands of high-quality repairs.
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A time when Japan staked its claim with coupe class
While the idea of sports cars emerging from Japan was once unheard of, it didn’t take the land of the rising sun long to establish some vintage classics.
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Repair revenues up for AMA Group as it continues recovery
The financial recovery of the Australia’s largest repair group, the AMA Group, continued with its half-yearly results showing some positive progress.
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Jumping in: enthusiasm and flexibility in the workshop
If there is one adage that seems to come back again and again to workshop manager Simon Thi, it is nothing ever goes according to plan.
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Are repairers happy in their work?
A US survey into how technicians feel about their job shows a level of satisfaction but also reveals shortcomings in how the repair industry is approaching future careers.
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Real world testing finds almost 40 per cent use more fuel than claimed
Australia’s leading motoring association has released its second set of testing aimed at finding if cars are living up to fuel claims and found almost forty per cent were found wanting.
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Fuel costs will be cut with choice; Climate Council
The Climate Council has weighed into the ongoing discussion on a proposed fuel efficiency standard and said without it, Australians will pay double that of countries with effective standards.
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