Topdon to help make your workshop top dog
For many business owners in the repair industry, ADAS calibrations are already a reality appearing in the workshop every day.
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Confidence rises in State of the Nation 2024 report but problems remain
Capricorn’s annual snapshot of the automotive aftermarket has found confidence has increased in the industry but several key problems, like getting skilled workers, remain for collision businesses.
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New faces on AAAA board from Hella and CoolDrive
The aftermarkets leading advocacy body will add even more experience from the worlds of auto tech and parts with the latest additions to its board.
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New PPG air-dry primer offers flexibility and energy savings
Pursuing the four pillars of workshop success speed, efficiency, sustainability and profitability is front of mind for many repair businesses and one output that can affect all four is energy costs.
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Get your motor running for this Harley offer
Dreaming of the weekend? Now the work you do on a weekday could help give those leisure hours an extra bit of grunt with a dream machine on offer.
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Car Craft expands to new shores
One of Australia’s leading collision repair groups has announced its next phase of growth with its network expanding to New Zealand.
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Almost a million waste issues a year and a strategy to tackle them
Two of Australia’s key automotive bodies have teamed up to solve in one of the industry’s biggest problems; how to deal with cars at the end of their life.
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smart joins the new Chinese wave
A pioneer in urban mobility is the latest part of a wave of new Chinese -made vehicles to come to Australia that look set to increasingly change the look of the Australian fleet.
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‘New-age’ hybrids to come as Hyundai adapts to market
Major Asian OEM Hyundai has updated its future alternative energy strategy and is aiming to introduce hybrids with range extenders that can reach 900km on a single charge.
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Canada joins trade war with China over EVs
As Australia becomes the consumer of a greater portion of Chinese-made vehicles, Canada has become the latest country to join the global trade conflict.
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