The Imported Motor Vehicle Industry Association (IMVIA) has given notice of its annual general meetings for 2014.
Fourth spot for better tradeNew Zealand has been ranked fourth in the world for enabling trade out of 138 countries.
Wanganui Motors has been presented with two awards by Ford NZ for its successful sales year in 2013
Restrictive Anzac Day business hours will be in place this Friday, April 24, with car dealers not allowed to trade until 1pm.
Cars still on purchase listA new survey of Kiwi consumers shows 52 per cent plan to buy a new or used car in the next two years.
Germans take world titleThe third-generation of Audi’s premium compact vehicle has been named this year’s World Car of the Year.
Honda NZ and 3P Learning are offering increased support for students through sponsored eLearning licences, with 1,100 children per year expected to receive assistance through the partnership.
Mercedes-Benz Australia-Pacific has promoted Brad Kelly to the role of general manager of sales for its car division from April 1.
Strong Kiwi hurting tradeBill English says the NZD is too strong and is posing a challenge for exporters.
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.
New legislation that will overhaul consumer credit laws to ensure consumers’ interests are protected passed its second reading in the Beehive yesterday.
Car dealers warnedTwo traders were conned by a fraudster handing over bogus cheques for vehicles.
