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The dealership awards season is upon us once again and this month we are honoured to announce the top-performing dealerships from the BMW, Hyundai, Kia and Volvo Car networks in Australia.
Congratulations to you all for achieving excellence in what was one of the most challenging years for the new vehicle sales industry.
BDO automotive industry specialists Grant Cameron and Sam Venn share their thoughts and experience on how family-owned car dealerships can make succession planning a success or prepare their business for a successful sale to another operator.
Melbourne Subaru dealers move to a fixed-price model in an effort to get closer to customers.
BYD makes big claims for its Australian market debut, citing high quality, low prices and no dealer network.
The right to repair legislation introduced to parliament has found favour with the Australian Automotive Dealers Association but less so with the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries.
Former Maserati Australia and New Zealand chief operating officer Glen Sealey has taken over the reins of Renault Australia following the transition of the business from Groupe Renault to the Ateco Group.
Toyota Australia celebrates the opening of its high-tech Sydney training complex.
Bapcor continues to invest in bricks and mortar, and the Capricorn Co-operative is encouraging its members to use tax incentives to invest in plant and equipment.
All this plus the usual round up of industry comment and vehicle sales statistics.
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