The latest issue of Autofile investigates statutory write-offs from Australia crossing our border, while Toyota’s global recalls comes under the spotlight. We preview the 13th ITS Asia-Pacific Forum in Auckland, report on the IMVIA’s trans-Tasman links and review Geneva Motor Show.
Higher inflation to hit rates?Inflation accelerated in the first quarter, increasing expectations the Reserve Bank will lift the official cash rate (OCR) next week to mitigate the effects of demand growth in coming years.
The Commerce Commission has reminded businesses to be aware of trading laws over the Easter break.
Four unregistered dealers were prosecuted by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) last month as the numbers of traders breaking the law increases.
McLaughlin on Arctic time Volvo has released a new video featuring Kiwi driver Scott McLaughlin and Robert Dahlgren testing the Volvo S60 Polestar.
The Minister for Senior Citizens Minister has welcomed the release of the revised and retitled brochure – No car? No problem! Getting around your community without a car.
Strong Kiwi hurting tradeBill English says the New Zealand dollar is too strong and is posing a challenge for exporters.
March’s new motorbike sales of 425 units was a decreased compared to February’s total of 679. But the on-road motorcycle sales total was up by 14 per cent compared to March 2013.
Between 30,000 and 40,000 vehicles on New Zealand's roads are affected by a series of recalls.
6.8m cars called backSo far this year, Toyota has announced 12 recalls globally.
Akio Toyoda, president of Toyota Motor Corporation, has pledged to improve the company’s recall process.
Car dealers warnedTwo traders were conned by a fraudster handing over bogus cheques for vehicles.
Volkswagen is seeking to participate in a government programme offering tax exemptions for carmakers investing at least $232 million in local manufacturing.
