AUTOFORUM

MISA Profile

Jun, 06 2024, 16:09

MISA’s newly appointed Strategy & Legal Specialist, Jacques Viljoen, will holistically master the art of serving the retail motor industry now that he is representing employees on the other side of the MIBCO

SA second-hand car buyers need to be more vigilant

Jan, 24 2024, 16:37

Buying a car, even a second-hand one, is a big financial commitment and the buyer needs to know they are getting bang for their buck, along with all the things which they most desire in a car.

Transforming passion into a career in Automotive Painting

Dec, 17 2023, 23:53

The South African Motor Body Repairers’ Association (SAMBRA), in collaboration with industry leaders, is working hard to address the urgent skills shortage in the auto body repair and refinishing sector.

Involved in an accident – here’s what to do

Dec, 10 2023, 19:50

“If you are involved in an accident en route, knowing what to do can go a long way towards lessening the trauma and risk involved and could even save lives,”

Leave accident damage evaluation to the experts

Nov, 02 2023, 13:10

it is best to view any damage to your car in a serious light and make an effort to understand what the damage actually is.

Female panel shop owner is remodelling the automotive landscape

Oct, 24 2023, 13:41

Jacques Viljoen, national director of SAMBRA, says it is great to see more women stepping up and fill in the gaps to grow the industry to a new level.

SAMBRA comment on new VIN-Lookup website

Sep, 19 2023, 16:07

South African Insurance Association (SAIA) launched a new VIN-Lookup website with Code 3 (rebuilt), Code 3A (spare parts only) and code 4 (scrap- permanently demolished vehicles)

Apprenticeships can open exciting doors for young people

Jul, 12 2023, 18:03

The motor body repair industry is opening doors for young men and women with a range of qualifications they can use to secure exciting career prospects in South Africa

Empowering South African youth in the automotive sector

Jun, 14 2023, 15:54

A recent career day in May, organised at Otto Du Plessis High School by the Motor Industry Staff Association (MISA), in partnership with the RMI and the South African Motor Body Repairers Association (SAMBRA),