Category: News
Positano – Italy
Set on southern Italy’s Amalfi Coast is the beachside town of Positano; a vertical town set upon hills that lead down to the stunning coastal waters below. Visitors of Positano uniquely explore the town through steep flights of steps and along narrow alleyways instead of traditional roads and footpaths. This picture-perfect town is a dramatic […]
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A Drive for Life
Matt Speakman on perspective, challenging yourself and giving back. When Matt Speakman looks back on that fateful day in 1990, he doesn’t ponder the ‘what if’s?’ or dwell on how his life could have been better or worse – that would just be wasted energy. He believes he was given a glorious challenge to overcome. A […]
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Why is it important to replace all Front End Auxiliary Drive system components?
The Front End Auxiliary Drive (FEAD) provides power to critical vehicle operation, comfort and safety systems. With increased complexity, downsized engines and load demands on the system it’s no longer enough to just check or replace a single part.
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99 Years Young
It’s been almost 100 years since Craig Emmerson’s Cadillac Type V-63 Tourer arrived in Australia. It’s been almost 100 years since Craig Emmerson’s Cadillac Type V-63 Tourer arrived in Australia. In this issue of EVOLVE MAGAZINE, we discover the history behind this very special car; a car that survived a perilous ocean crossing, life on […]
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Changing of the Guard
Highway Patrol Moves To Euro The sight of a Highway Patrol vehicle when you’re driving will inevitably make you nervous, even if you are a contentious driver and are not doing anything wrong. With the sheer number of roads throughout Australia and more motorists occupying them each and every day, it is hard to deny […]
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Where Are The Mechanics?
The realities and challenges we face attracting and retaining great staff. With the COVID-19 threat receding and society returning to some form of normalcy, workshops across the country have enjoyed a resurgence in business, in many cases exceeding pre-pandemic levels. This is welcome news for workshops, however, also brings back into focus a huge issue […]
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