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There are some key differences between the features of manual and automatic transmissions that help buyers understand the different driving and ownership experiences associated with each.
If you find yourself struggling to fit all of the whanau or fishing gear into your vehicle on a regular basis, there’s a good chance you’ve out grown your vehicle and are in dire need of an upgrade.
A switch to an electric vehicle (EV) can be a smart financial decision for drivers, not to mention a better choice for New Zealand’s clean, green image.
You might be a parent passing down your own vehicle to your son or daughter, secretly excited that it gives you the perfect opportunity to get your own family vehicle upgraded but equally more reassured that your child will be driving a car that’s served you well.
If you’re buying a used car, one of the most important places to check before you hand over your cash is under the bonnet.
When you’re on the lookout for a vehicle, one of the few pieces of information any dealer is obligated to provide you is a consumer information notice – also known as a CIN.
It’s been a long, long time since diesel engines were tarnished with a reputation of being a noisier and less chic alternative to the petrol-propelled vehicle.
Is bigger better when it comes to vehicle safety? Will it save me more money if I downsize my vehicle? These are just a couple of key questions we get from AA Members looking to replace their car with something smaller.
Many vehicles in New Zealand fall victim to being deregistered and if you’ve recently been searching the used car market, you’ll have found that these cars can often be snapped up for a bargain price.
Many of our members ask us how to describe and market their vehicle when they want to sell it. They often have difficulty describing their vehicle even when they’ve been behind the wheel of their 1984 Ford Laser since new.
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