NZTA releases omnibus amendment details
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- Suzuki launches oil-burner swift
- How much value does the average dealer place on their internet sales?
- Jeep to unleash SRT-8
- NQN: Harley goes 'girlie'
- NQN: Guetta rides in Renault
- Home detention for part in $4.9 million MTF fraud
- TradeMe warns dealer over 'blurring the lines'
- NZTA calls for applications for border inspections
- Suzuki NZ recalling Swift
- Holden gives nod to top sales staff







ANZ's Truckometer rose 1.2% last month, reversing March's 0.8% fall, indicating that there may be a continuing trend back upwards.
How often have you been able to secure higher profit returns for your dealership as you are pulling out of a difficult trading cycle? Often these trading cycles occur for reasons well beyond normal trading control, just as we have seen the recent GFC (glodal financial crisis) adversely impact on just about every trading sector.
Holden has confirmed the Commodore will return to the US market, with racing leading the way.
Two new Mercedes have notched up 5-Star safety ratings, with the Automobile Association noting the result shows how powerful safety technology can be.
Ssangyong New Zealand is planning on making good use of its marketing partnership with rugby and rural legend Sir Colin Meads at Fieldays this year.
The well-known former voice of the Greenland Boulevard of Cars is offering his dulcet tones and media experience to dealers off the famous strip.
The government has confirmed plans to replace the system for covering synthetic greenhouse gasses in the Emissions Trading Scheme with a levy - as requested by the auto industry.
The Imported Motor Vehicle Industry Association recorded a loss in the year to March 2012, despite an even bigger cost for the emissions fight.








