The Mazda6 has been a wild success in the New Zealand market, essentially reviving the flagging mid-size segment each time a new version is released. Damien O’Carroll reports on the newest iteration...
Holden will continue to plug the gaps in it vehicle line-up in 2013, Robert Barry recently drove the new Cruze CDX wagon in Australia and summarises his first impressions.Holden says the local small...
In part two of our corporate identity feature, Robert Barry summarises the latest digital technology available to fleet users and how it is best utilised on vehicles.
Continental Car Services (CCS) in Auckland is well known for offering value for money limited edition vehicles, and the Xtreme Black series Amarok double cab ute is a wholly unique and exclusive...
With the move to local production of the Holden Cruze, the Aussie company took the opportunity to tweak the Cruze for a Series II facelift and the collective motoring press held its breath that they...
Toyota has given the Hilux a facelift for 2012 – but is it enough to maintain market leadership? Damien O’Carroll reports. The Toyota Hilux has reigned supreme as New Zealand’s top selling ute for...
The light commercial segment is a great indicator of the way the economy is performing. And if new model growth is anything to go by, we’re doing all right! John Oxley reports. It has been said that...
Light car sales are growing steadily in the New Zealand market and it has been suggested by industry sources that this is due to both fleets and private buyers looking for small economical vehicles...
Outdoor advertising has long been considered one of the more efficient and cost-effective ways of reaching large numbers of potential clients. Buildings, shop frontages, sandwich boards, billboards,...
Peugeot has been in the transport industry for well over 100 years, starting asa manufacturer of push bikes way back in 1830, progressing to automobiles in 1882 then, in a rather uniquely French...
Robert Barry reviews the technical, economic and political landscape that has shaped green fleet policy since 2007 - and offers some insight into future policy decisions. In April 2007 I wrote my...
Driver training is something that is often overlooked, or simply ignored, by a number of fleet operators until it is too late, writes Damien O’Carroll.
Robert Barry discusses the criteria fleet managers need to consider for outfitting light commercial fleet vehicles and looks at some new products. A canopy is not just a canopy, a tow bar is not just...
Ford New Zealand recently announced that the new 2011 Mondeo will officially go on sale on April 1. Ford says a host of product enrichments will bolster the revised for 2011 Mondeo, which it says is...
The ground breaking Volvo S60 luxury sedan will become one of the most important vehicles to be launched into New Zealand by the Swedish brand under its new Chinese parent Geely Group reports Robert...
Impressive Triton The newly revised Mitsubishi Triton GLX does without the Super Select all-wheel-drive transmission found in the more upscale GLS version but John Oxley found this was not an issue...
Robert Barry talks to some stakeholders in the accident management and collision repair industry about the many reasons fleet operators should use a third party to oversee their vehicle repairs.
Robert Barry takes a look at the current New Zealand situation regarding lowering fleet costs and emissions and looks at the lessons learned by fleet management companies as they have gone about this...
Damien O’Carroll finds that the Nissan Qashqai TI easily makes the case for more specification being better than less. In its basic ST specification the Nissan Qashqai is a pleasant enough car.
Having a company car, is for the most part great. You have the use of a nice vehicle at weekends, you don’t have to worry about running costs, and every now and again you get given a new one.
With more than 450 vehicles nationally Coca Cola Amatil NZ Limited (CCANZ) has one of New Zealand’s largest privately owned fleets with a mixture of passenger and light commercials used daily to...
Despite its passenger vehicle sales being down by 28 percent for the 2009 calendar year Toyota NZ bucked the general industry trend of losing staff and dealerships
COVER STORY - Mitsubishi Triton GLX-R
SHORT LAUNCH
EVENTS
Eroad Fleet Day wrap-up
Automechanika
Audi Ice Experience
Ford Everest South Africa
NEWS
LCV MARKET REVIEW
ROAD REPORT