Schaeffler’s Bob Carter is celebrating 50 years in the automotive industry. The Territory Manager, who represents Schaeffler’s LuK, INA and FAG brands in the North East of England and Scotland will reach the milestone in September – a month after his 65th birthday.
In the world of motorcycle-engine derived cars and kit vehicles, there are only a handful of names worth mentioning. One of those names is Andy Bates. A former motorcycle sidecar racer and fireman, Andy had […]
John Genge lays out his top tips for making the most from your partnerships There is a lot of brave talk in this world. Some speak of nailing down suppliers, some of hammering down prices […]
Good news for motorsport fans, BEN is back raising money with its Twilight Challenge, a two hour endurance karting race. Now we know how competitive the aftermarket can be, and it’s all for a good […]
Harry Adams is a budding engineering genius. He’s exactly the sort of person the motor trade needs – passionate, talented and dedicated to his work. At just 16 Harry is already well on the road […]
CAT still has two pairs of Automechanika tickets to give away! Get in touch by emailing darren.moss@haymarket.com now to claim your free tickets. We’ll be sending ticket vouchers out to the lucky recipients in the next few weeks. We’ll also be arranging to meet up with all of our lucky ticket holders to get their thoughts on what promises to be an incredible show.
A rumour is a powerful tool, and rumours were already circulating that it was Tetrosyl who had stumped up for the MotorMania chain when I went to see the company last week. We now know of course that those rumours were true, and not for the first time I find myself wondering if the aftermarket grapevine – given its success and accuracy scores in recent months – shouldn’t turn its attention to predicting Euro 2012 scores as well as business moves.
CAT has gotten it’s paws on ten pairs of free tickets to Automechanika. The show is shaping up to be bigger, better, and bolder than its 2010 predecessor. With thousands of visitors expected to descent upon Frankfurt this September, how would you like the chance to visit the show for free?
“A car is a technical piece of engineering, requiring in-depth knowledge and skill to service and maintain it, this cannot possible be done at rock bottom prices.” That’s what Mill Autoquip’s Damian Milling thinks, do you agree?
“Garages should be charging £40 to £50 per hour – they need to be considerably lower than the main dealers to encourage the public to show what a great service they provide. The maximum price […]
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