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The Australian Imported Motor Vehicle Industry Association About AIMVIA Vice President of AIMVIA Board Australian Imported Motor Vehicle Industry Association AIMVIA is the independently-imported vehicle industry representative


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The Australian Imported Motor Vehicle Industry Association

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About AIMVIA

  • Vice President of AIMVIA Board
  • Australian Imported Motor Vehicle Industry Association
  • AIMVIA is the independently-imported vehicle industry

representative body

  • We represent: vehicle dealers, compliance workshops, customs

brokers, import brokers, shipping companies, overseas export agents, vehicle processing facilities and much more.

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Our sponsors

Founding sponsors:

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Our sponsors

Gold sponsors:

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Our sponsors

Silver sponsors:

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What we do

  • Purpose:

Purpose: Purpose: Purpose: “To support a fair and competitive vehicle import industry”

  • Federal government:

Federal government: Federal government: Federal government: lobbying, meeting with politicians and their staff

  • Media:

Media: Media: Media: Issue media statements, write articles, interviews for mainstream and specialist automotive media

  • Departmental:

Departmental: Departmental: Departmental: regular meetings, provide advice and technical assistance

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Current situation: Importing Classic Vehicles

  • Vehicles must be built prior to 1989
  • Must be predominantly in as-manufactured condition (not

necessarily stock standard)

  • No stamp duty paid on vehicles from countries with FTAs or over

30 years of age.

  • Once imported, must meet the roadworthy and registration

requirements of state-based registration authorities, which are all different!

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Review of Rules

  • Review of current Motor Vehicles Standards Act began in

2014

  • Government has been lobbied heavily by new vehicle

manufacturers and dealers, who don’t want competition from independently imported vehicles (this doesn’t include classic vehicles)

  • AIMVIA has employed a Canberra-based lobbyist: Peter

Greenwood

  • Minister Alan Tudge (Minister for Urban Development) is now

in charge of examining legislation changes

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Proposed new SEVS

  • Power/Weight Ratio

Power/Weight Ratio Power/Weight Ratio Power/Weight Ratio

  • Hybrid and

Hybrid and Hybrid and Hybrid and kei kei kei kei vehicles vehicles vehicles vehicles

  • Mobility/

Mobility/ Mobility/ Mobility/Welcab Welcab Welcab Welcab vehicles vehicles vehicles vehicles

  • Rarity (LHD ok)

Rarity (LHD ok) Rarity (LHD ok) Rarity (LHD ok)

  • Left Hand Drive vehicles (must be converted)

Left Hand Drive vehicles (must be converted) Left Hand Drive vehicles (must be converted) Left Hand Drive vehicles (must be converted)

  • Must meet 1 of these criteria
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25 Year Rule

  • Takes effect one year from legislation passing parliament
  • Vehicles older than 25 years of age (based on build

month/year)

  • Vehicles will still be expected to be predominantly stock
  • Initial rush expected once the new rules come into play, as

vehicles built between 1989-1994 become eligible.

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The Changing Market

  • Autonomous vehicles are coming!
  • The manual gearbox will disappear, EVs are hastening its

demise.

  • Petrol engines will continue shrinking in size
  • Manual, naturally aspirated, petrol-engined sports cars will

become the collector’s items of the future

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Vehicle Commodification

  • Classic vehicles have become excellent investments
  • Buyers will be speculators, not enthusiasts!
  • Vehicles will stored, not driven
  • The emergence of a truly global vehicle trade
  • LHD v RHD
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AIMVIA’s role

  • Even in an autonomous world, there must still be provision for

independent importation

  • The process is the goal, not the product
  • Our role is to improve the purchasing and importing

experience, working with government and government departments

  • Start-to-finish review to ensure that consumers are better

protected

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Asbestos

  • Australian Border force is now VERY strict on asbestos in

imported vehicles

  • Importers can receive very large fines if vehicle parts contain

asbestos (brakes, gaskets)

  • Particular problem for classic cars from Japan and USA
  • AIMVIA has met with government ministers and Australian

Border Force on behalf of vehicle importers to help find a solution

  • Most likely a new process for on-shore testing under bond
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Kristian Appelt Vice-President – AIMVA

Mobile: 0402 904 069 Email: kristian@autoservicesgroup.com.au Director – Auto Services Group Adelaide, Tokyo, London, LA, Auckland, Durban