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IMVIA Pursuing All Options The voice of the auto industry Issue 18 13 October 2011 IMVIA pursuing all options n November 28, David to importing vehicles, says IMVIA originally planned review of the down on both matters: Jones QC for the chief executive David Vinsen, and Emissions Rule was “fundamental to “The degree on non-compliance IMVIA will argue at the should continue to buy to comply ascertaining whether the rule itself, in this case in both of the above OWellington High Court for a Judicial by the December 31 deadline. but importantly the implementation respects is substantial – the defects Review of the emissions rule. “We’re advising members to dates, were in fact achieving the are not, with respect, merely ones The Minister of Transport will be carry on making their purchases as objects and purposes of the rule”. of form or in the nature of technical represented by Crown Law. though the rule was coming into Vinsen’s affidavit argues that irregularities; they are substantial At the same time an effect, and make sure that anything the IMVIA relies on the Minister of and of a public nature.” application for interim relief will they purchase after the end of this Transport exercising his powers Vinsen says that they expect a be made. If successful, and the rule month is either compliant, or they and responsibilities in accordance decision in December. He expects is to be reviewed, then the Judge are very confident they are able with the purposes of the that if a judicial review is ordered, may allow importation of vehicles to have it processed by the 31st of empowering legislation, and also interim relief will also be granted. to continue until any review has December deadline. Keep calm and relied on the undertakings that There has already been some taken place. carry on.” the rule would be reviewed before fundraising associated with the But dealers shouldn’t bet on The IMVIA’s legal case revolves Stage 3 was to be implemented. It legal effort, says Vinsen, but now this happening when it comes around the proposition that the states that the IMVIA has been let [continued on page 8] Disability Passenger markets drop in September vehicles hit by obbing Peter to pay The used import market up at the dealership are more emissions rule Paul” is how one dealer continues to be weak, with sales likely to buy a car. They’re here describes the economic down on last month, and down for a purpose rather than being “Rstimulus of the Rugby World Cup. 14.3% on last September. The weekend shoppers.” While bars and TV sales may market remains 9% down year- New commercial vehicle sales be booming, both the new and to-date. were the one bright patch in the used passenger markets were But while the World Cup may the market, with 1,944 units, up down in September, as buyers be hogging the spotlight, the 18% on September last year, as focused elsewhere. effect on sales in September wasn’t Fonterra payouts continue to flow. New car sales were down 9.7% necessarily that large suggests one The new commercial market is up (614 units) on the same month North Shore dealer, saying, 15% year to date. last year. “The people that are turning [continued on page 20] pg 4 INTERNATIONAL VEHICLE LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS Web: www.autohub.co.nz Contact: [email protected] Quick Transit time KIPS Insurance Vehicles surveyed Odometer Inspections Digital Photos RORO Service from Japan to New Zealand VESSEL NAME VOYAGE OSAKA KOBE NAGOYA KAWASAKI YOKOHAMA AUCKLAND TAURANGA NAPIER WELLINGTON LYTTELTON FRONTIER ACE 5 Mon 26 Sep Mon 26 Sep Wed 28 Sep Fri 30 Sep Thu 13 Oct Sun 16 Oct Sun 16 Oct Sat 15 Oct Sun 16 Oct HEIGHT 4.6 M IMO WEIGHT 100MT 9209271 FALSTAFF 6 Wed 28 Sep Thu 29 Sep Fri 30 Sep Mon 24 Oct Thu 27 Oct Thu 27 Oct Wed 26 Oct Thu 27 Oct HEIGHT 6.3M IMO WEIGHT: 200MT 8320767 HOEGH CHENNAI 15 Sat 15 Oct Sun 16 Oct Mon 17 Oct Tue 18 Oct Sun 30 Oct Wed 2 Nov Wed 2 Nov Tue 1 Nov Wed 2 Nov HEIGHT 3.5 M IMO WEIGHT 12.5 MT 8507652 POLARIS ACE 6 Wed 26 Oct Wed 26 Oct Thu 27 Oct Sat 29 Oct Sat 12 Nov Tue 15 Nov Tue 15 Nov Mon 14 Nov Tue 15 Nov HEIGHT 4.6 M IMO WEIGHT 80MT 9153549 CUT OFF DATES OSAKA KOBE NAGOYA KAWASAKI - Please kindly place your bookings at each loading port: Nittsu, Isewan, Shinkyo and Auto Terminal Japan. 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HOEGH CHENNAI 15 Thu 6 Oct Fri 7 Oct Fri 7 Oct Fri 7 Oct - Cargo for vessels not calling Kawasaki, Kobe or Kisarazu will be transported to the nearest load port. POLARIS ACE 6 Wed 19 Oct Wed 19 Oct Thu 20 Oct Mon 24 Oct - All Tauranga and Napier units will be land transported from Auckland HOEGH XIAMEN 7 Fri 21 Oct Fri 21 Oct Mon 24 Oct Mon 24 Oct - Schedules, Ports and Vessels are subject to change without prior notice SALES JAPAN OSAKA AREA KOBE AREA NAGOYA AREA TOKYO AREA AUCKLAND TAURANGA NAPIER WELLINGTON LYTTELTON Jordi, Naoki SHINKYO UNYU AUTOTERMINAL JAPAN ISEWAN KAIUN NITTSU KAWASAKI Jayne Bloemendal Jayne Bloemendal Allan Germain Kevin Wilson Stacey Lemon Tel: 03 6436 5534 Tel: 0725 33 4361 Tel: 078 805 2550 Tel: 052 661 5180 Tel: 044 288 1342 Tel: 09 373 3375 Tel: 09 373 3375 Tel: 06 835 1913 Tel: 021 925 401 Tel 021 725 404 Fax: 03 6436 3329 Fax: 0725 22 2397 Fax: 078 805 2750 Fax: 052 661 6811 Fax: 044 299 3237 Fax: 09 379 9477 Fax: 09 379 9477 Fax: 06 835 1250 Fax: 04 589 5223 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Kiwi Car Carriers Ltd Level 11, 2 Commerce Street, PO Box 106003, Auckland 1143, New Zealand. 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