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The Victorian government and the Australian Trade Commission (Austrade) are combining resources to boost exports of automotive components, technology and services to Asia as well as attract new inbound investment.

Crawford’s four Brisbane sites

From an apprentice painter at age 15 to running four shops under the CCR banner.

Radiator coolant part of OEM requirements

Repairers are reminded they need to look carefully at using non-genuine parts during the repair process.

Diary 2010

February 11-14 Automechanika, Rome, Italy Organiser: Messe Frankfurt Tel: 02 8296 0455

Industry reform on the 2010 agenda

This year is set to see the autobody repairers, backed by the various state-based motor traders associations, take on the insurers.

The ride of a Harley or the comfort of a BMW?

What happens when a BMW and a Harley Davidson get together? Well perhaps it might look a little like the Can-Am Spyder from Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP).

Hyundai forklifts make them tougher than Tonka

Many companies promote their toughness and durability of their equipment and recently, Hyundai had a great example of how strong their equipment can be.

What to do about odour...

Environmental issues are at the forefront of thinking and the motor trade industry’s Greenstamp program is one way members of the autobody repair industry can help to reduce industry effects on the environment.

Fast-paced development of hybrids

There’s more than just an electric motor to the new generation of hybrid vehicles.

Ford against write-offs

Ford in the UK has come up with a write-off avoidance programme designed to reduce the number of total loss vehicles experienced by Ford Accident Repair Centres (FARCs).

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