News
New Vehicles SVI can Import
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1997 Mistubishi RVR |
1993 Toyota Aristo |
1998 Mazda Bongo |
Recent News
| 02/07/08 - SVI HAVE MOVED TO A BIGGER, MORE CONVENIENT SITE |
| Special Vehicle Imports have a new location, having been in the last building for 7 years it was time to expand and the fabulous site at 78 (Old) Toombul Road Northgate Qld is just what was needed. Vehicles can be viewed in all weather conditions and qualified staff on hand can answer questions about stock or buying direct. Most businesses offer junior staff as a front line. SVi offer access to the owner and the complier. The position is quite close to Brisbane airport and we will be happy to pick up prospective clients on thier arrival. The new site is only minutes from Brisbane airport. The yard holds about sixty vehicles including Mobile homes, campers, sports coupes, luxury sedans and a variety of other vehicles. Special Vehicle Imports are often able to trade in vehicles to assist clients when purchasing a new vehicle. |
| 02/11/07 - SVi now compliancing Aristos! |
SVi is delighted to announce we have just added the hugely popular Aristo to our compliance schedule. This means SVi can now manage the whole import process for you internally saving you considerable dollars! So if you’re in the market for a great car, won’t compromise on quality but still want great value for money, give Mick a call on 07) 3865 8999. |
| 21/12/06 - ARISTO, ARISTO, ARISTO |
| This was published in the latest ZOOM magazine. We didn’t even know until a customer rang us up to congratulate us. Now there are two 2JZ-GTEs in the family. It’s common sense, then, that when anyone asks my advise on what type of car they should buy or which engine they should use for an engine conversion, they get exactly the same answer, “buy a JZA80 Supra or get hold of a 1JZ or 2JZ front cut.” Is shouldn’t come as such of a surprise then when my Dad was considering buying a second runabout car that he asked my advise. |
| 22/11/06 - MITSUBISHI DELICA FAULTS AND FIXES. |
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| 17/11/06 - LIKE TO GAMBLE? |
There are plenty of laptop lounge lizards in the market place. You can’t physically find them, and they screen calls to avoid customer complaints of which there are plenty. We get calls on a daily basis asking for assistance like “How do I get my car off the docks?” or “my car is a heap and the guy who got it for me won’t answer the phone any more” and another one. “The complier is taking forever to finish my car, what can I do?”. We have even had people calling about one unlicensed broker / dealer that sold the same car to several people! Using unlicensed motor dealers who are operating illegally is risky and illogical. You miss out on the security of government fair – trading laws, warranty and ownership protection. There are loads of backyard dealers with cars to sell who are just as bad. – No warranty, no papers to get cars registered or transferred – and then there’s the absolute horror of losing your car because it actually belongs to someone else. There are cars that cannot be complied being offered for sale all the time. I compare the risk of buying from an unlicensed backyarder to putting all that money on odds or evens. Black or red at a casino at best is 50/50, but at least the casino is operating legally and you know the risks before you start.
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