Many motorists are tempted to change wheel and tyre sizes, but it is often done for the wrong reason. By Jake Venter on ToyotaZone It’s only worthwhile if you want to improve a c
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Last year in Britain more than 150 000 drivers put diesel fuel into the tanks of petrol-engined cars, or petrol into the tanks of diesel-engined cars. By Jake Venter on ToyotaZone
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Most tyre companies advise that car tyres should be rotated from time to time, but I’ve come across one manufacturer and a chain of tyre dealers that disagree. By Jake Venter o
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The Consumer Protection Act (CPA), which came into effect in April 2008, has far-reaching implications for motorists in the market for a used vehicle. But have things changed over
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During a “Simple Strategies: Sell More Cars Now” workshop, Alan Ram of Proactive Training Solutions was convinced on the merits of customer retention. “If you wan
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Sifting through the hype surrounding the plethora of digital networking platforms and the myriad of options on offer is one of the bigger challenges for dealers. By Tania Barlow, M
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Skills for employability is set to change with a new SA-UK project, writes MERSETA CEO Dr Raymond Patel. MERSETA is set to help improve the quality of skills in South Africa, th
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South Africa’s road transport industry is likely to sustain growth in the short and longer term due to its important role in the South African economy. By Saijil Singh – lead a
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The next two decades may see a major investment drive in a proposed new automotive development zone that will deliver much-needed jobs and training opportunities, says MERSETA CE
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Major breakthroughs in the automotive sector count for much, says MERSETA’s CEO, Dr Raymond Patel. Although there was not much fanfare when the Gauteng Economic Development D
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