Top five Used Passenger Imports for 2021

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Top five Used Passenger Imports for 2021

A total of 121,860 used cars were registered in New Zealand during 2021, an increase of 8 per cent when compared with 113,140 in 2020.

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Mazda plants over 100,000 native trees with Trees That Count

The AA was pleased to learn Mazda’s positive environmental impact in collaboration with Trees That Count has reached an important milestone, with over 111,000 native trees now planted throughout New Zealand.

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Choosing a Rideshare Vehicle

If you have decided to get into the rideshare game it’s important to choose your vehicle carefully.

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Safe sunnies for driving

It’s always a good idea to bring a pair of sunglasses with you when you’re heading out on the road because you never know when sunstrike may occur.

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Clutching onto Manual models

It’s hard to deny that the sales trend over the past few years has seen the manual transmission on its way out, with the majority of motorists choosing to drive . . .

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Buying a Ute to suit

Despite months of lockdown in New Zealand's largest city and the impacts of supply chain, the Ford Ranger remained the top selling vehicle for 2021 with an incredible 12,580 registrations, . . .

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What is ABS and ESC and how do they protect me?

Ever since electronics have been added to motor vehicles in order to improve their safety, one of the first safety systems to receive the benefits (starting in the late 60s) . . .

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New Luxury cars to look forward to in 2022

Feeling the pull of covetous desire? To travel in style? To gaze upon the unrivaled beauty and opulence of a luxury vehicle?

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XCIENT FCEV Truck unveiling 2021

The AA recently attended the unveiling of Hyundai New Zealand’s first hydrogen-powered truck, with New Zealand soon to be the third Country to have this truck on our roads edging . . .

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AEB on the road to becoming mandatory

The Australian Government had announced that it will introduce an Australian Design Rule (ADR) mandating the fitment of Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) in light vehicles, with flow-on effects expected for . . .

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