In the wake of the ACCC fining Honda, the AAAA has been reassured the scheme is functioning as intended The Motor Vehicle Information Scheme (MVIS) is the first data-sharing law..

The Association is urging the future Queensland Government to reconsider this policy and work collaboratively with the industry The Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association (AAAA) is calling on the Queensland Department..

Every day since July 1, 2022, the Motor Vehicle Information Scheme (MVIS) has given our members and independent repairers across the country access to full vehicle manufacturer information at a..

The Victorian Government CSIF Grant is a leading example of how government grants can serve the industry Recently, the industry has been critical of government funds and grants that are..

Doing so is necessary to secure the automotive industry’s future The Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association (AAAA) is urging the government to act on manufacturing funding commitments, which are essential to..

Maximising the data sharing law for our industry The Motor Vehicle Information Scheme (MVIS) has changed the course of our industry and is our Association’s proudest accomplishment. But two years..

Automotive consumers and fleet managers are increasingly opting for independent workshops to service and repair their vehicles These findings form part of the groundbreaking State of the Industry research report..

Unfulfilled funding promises are hurting our industry Last year the AAAA stated we were cautiously optimistic about the government’s announcement of the National Reconstruction fund, totalling a whopping $15 billion..

It is an exciting time in the Australian automotive aftermarket, with our recent State of the Industry update revealing strong growth in the last three years, and more to come..

The great relationship between the AAAA and Capricorn is delivering for the Australian automotive aftermarket industry If the best relationships are those where the partners are equal, complement each other,..