Collision repair members are concerned by IAG's announcement it is to open its own rapid repair centre in Auckland later this year.

MTA looks into IAG's planned rapid repair centre, announces a free nationwide counselling service for members and offers access to the wider benefits of Our Auto information repair service.

Two Carterton members are joined by their commitment to the local volunteer fire brigade and their adjoining businesses. One, Bryan Styles, has recently been awarded a QSM for his work with fire and emergency services.

MTA Member Craig Burrows is about to take his business international, supplying 40,000 automated car parks to a man-made Malaysian island.

NZ sits on the edge of a new era for the collision repair sector. What does this mean and how will it affect businesses?

MTA is backing a national project for school students that encourages them to design and build their own two and three wheeled electric vehicles.

Team Hutchinson Ford now has the national licence to turn the latest Mustangs into a high(er) performance Roush RS3.

MTA's partnership with ATNZ provides businesses with a hassle-free way of taking on new apprentices.

The Trevor Pierce Yamaha dealership has overcome earthquakes, debt and stress and will this year sell over 100 new bikes.

Craig Pomare discusses the NZTA WoF investigations, vehicle safety, a retail fuel market study, business continuity planning, and an MTA member who recently received the Queen's Service Medal.

Jaguar Land Rover has just appointed its first factory-approved authorised New Zealand collision repairers - three in the North Island and two in the South. Four are MTA members

There’s strong support within the sector for the government to raise the standards for new and used vehicles entering New Zealand.

The team at Upper Hutt restoration specialists Bristols Group Ltd have just taken out the top honour at Australia’s largest and most prestigious motor show, Motorclassica.

Wellington Motorcycles are bringing in the latest Indian models and a variety of quality used imports from Japan in time for riders to make the most of summer.

Check out the GoAuto review of the new American-made Camaro being converted to right hand drive in Australia by the HSV team.

Fiji Indian businessman Govind ‘Sam’ Achary lost everything in the 1987 Fiji coup, arriving in New Zealand with just $32 in his pocket. Today, his family-owned company, SAI Group, operates 13 Mobil service stations as well as a handful of other companies.

Bigger, better, faster – Glen August is delighted with his new SMART collision repair workshop in Petone, Wellington.

A plea for less plastic from a Queenstown workshop has prompted BNT to rethink the way its 55 branches package up local customers' goods.