Truck and Trailer Auction insights
There are 19 Truck and Trailer Auction for sale in Australia from which to choose. Overall 68% of Truck and Trailer Auction buyers enquire on only used listings, 31% on new and 5.10% on both new and used Truck and Trailer Auction items. Buyers usually enquire on 1.86 different Truck and Trailer Auction classifieds before organising finance.
Truck and Trailer Auction are listed between $1,800 and $229,900, averaging at $51,164.
The most popular searched Truck and Trailer Auction brands with Australian buyers are currently haulmark, freightmore, custom made, freighter and Rhino. The fastest growing brand with buyers in the last 12 months has been Matilda Walking Floor.
19 Sep,2018 -
A historical moment in the Australian Trucking and Transport industry, PACCAR Australia has recently rolled of the first locally assembled DAF Truck from their assembly line in Bayswater, Victoria. Managing director, Andrew Hadjikakou, has officially presented the first locally produced DAF CF85 prime mover to long-term customer and supporter of DAF Trucks Australia, Cahill Transport. ...
03 Jun,2017 -
A leap forward in efficiency and safety in comparison to any of its counterparts, the EziLoader will be the latest innovation in trailers and attachments to hit the market. We ran into Ron Mileham, Director of EziLoader, at Austech this year and had the chance to ask him a few questions about his revolutionary product. ...
10 May,2018 -
Respected transport company Richardson Bros will wind up 30 years of carting livestock next month, sending all its trucks and crates to auction with Ritchie Bros. Owner Tony Richardson said he still has a passion for trucks but, after decades on the road and glued to his phone, it was time to concentrate on family and ...
13 Apr,2022 -
Climate action has long been an issue across the globe with many leaders non-committal to a target for lowering emissions in the past. However, as of June 2021 this changed with 31 countries and the European Union setting targets to reach net zero by 2050. As the globe starts to prioritise climate action, Australia is ...
19 Mar,2019 -
Automation for self driving trucks seems to be developing fast. But don’t panic, we’re still a while away from relinquishing the wheel to the robots. It seems our society as a whole is more integrated with technology everyday. From social media, to Amazon Echo and Google Home… even in our vehicles. With Daimler showing off ...
