Author: Helen MacKelden
ZF: A Pacesetter for Next Generation Mobility
Long viewed as a powerhouse in the global automotive industry, ZF continues to go from strength to strength on both a global scale and here in Oceania. A global technology company, ZF supplies systems and components not just for passenger cars, but a whole gamut of vehicles including commercial vehicles and industrial/off highway to enable […]
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Top quality for optimum performance
The new premium all-rounder: glycol-based ATE SUPER DOT 5.1 ATE customises every brake fluid to perfectly match its individual application. Viscosity and boiling point interact perfectly to allow the brakes to react quickly and reliably – for every vehicle. The new ATE SUPER DOT 5.1 brake fluid ensures top performance in hot as well as […]
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Bosch Spark Plugs – Driven by Milliseconds
Motorsport teams around the globe rely on spark plugs from Bosch. But it is not just races that are competed in and won with them. Bosch brings the innovation and experience of motorsports into the workshop too. In this way, your customers benefit from the high performance, precision and first-class quality of Bosch spark plugs. […]
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Oxygen isn’t just for humans
The Q5 rolled into the driveway stopping with the bumper about an inch off the roller door. Normally I would applaud this level of skill – but since it was only 7.30am on a Monday and I was in the process of opening for the day, I was less than impressed. The customer was a […]
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ZF Drives the By-Wire Future of Mobility
ZF’s vehicle motion control portfolio and systems expertise across braking, steering and active suspension uniquely positions the Group to realise fully automated by-wire vehicle control New by-wire steering system completes ZF by-wire suite and creates new level of design & engineering freedom ZF Group leads the way in steer-by-wire industrialisation with multiple OEM awards in […]
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EVOLVE TOP TEN: Lost Australian Race Tracks
Over 30 Australian race tracks are sadly no more. Fewer tracks mean fewer opportunities for racing, which in turn means smaller grids, lesser sponsorship, fewer fans, and so on… It’s a long-term trend, and one state governments seem unwilling to address. In the coming years we look to lose Victoria’s Sandown Park and Calder Park […]
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