4x4 Magazine Australia

THIS MONTH WE TALK TERRAIN TAMER

Describe the Australian 4WD industry

That’s an interesting question. Probably in a word, I’d say thriving. The automotive car manufacturing industry hasn’t been able to survive in Australia, with factories closing down, but the 4WD Aftermarket industry, has thrived.

I think for a long time, we were underestimated by the wider automotive community for innovation, but we’ve come into our own and shown the world what is possible.

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