July had it all in store for the automotive industry as some grow and others hunker down.
We chat with an award-winning dealer principal in the provincial gold town of Ballarat as the new car market continues to falter.
Nissan Australia talks about the electric trajectory of its vast dealer network in preparation for a Leaf experience promising to pull out all the stops.
A clever business offshoot from the CSIRO could turn dealership waste woes into dollars and common sense, and we hear back from the most passionate of brands as some independent workshops struggle to stock up on the basics.
AutoTalk gets a look inside one of the heavyweight engine machining operations which went from automotive asset to transport turning-point and commits to old school workmanship in the modern era.
Plus, the communications frontman from a major automotive marque draws a line in the sand on what he calls the great fuel furphy, and enter the new Australian Automotive Dealer Association chief executive to talk road vehicle standards.
Have a great week.
Scott Murray,
Editor
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