About MTA
Established in 1917, the Motor Trade Association (MTA) is a membership-based organisation representing more than 4,000 Automotive Industry professionals. Every facet of the Industry is covered, from General Repair workshops to Vehicle Sales, Service Stations and Repairers specialising in fields such as alternative fuels and outdoor power equipment.
Based in Wellington, MTA members are represented at a Branch level throughout New Zealand with overall control resting with an elected Board of Directors.
What is MTA? »
MTA helps Members' businesses succeed, with information about technological developments and changes to the law that affect the Industry. Technical and business training increases skill levels and helps Members serve the public better.
MTA also negotiates with third party suppliers to provide products and services to assist Members to manage their businesses more efficiently and effectively.
In representing the interests of motorists and Members, MTA acts as a lobby group to government and other agencies.
How to Become a Member »
There may be other industry organisations out there, but few are seen by government as being as representative or as credible as MTA. More »
MTA Customer Promise »
When a Customer uses an MTA Member, they can expect to receive high quality service - in fact all Members must sign up to the Association's Customer Promise More »
MTA Mediation Service »
In some cases, MTA will also act as a mediator where there is a dispute between a Member and a Customer. More »
MTA FAQ's »
Here are 10 of the most regularly asked questions about MTA. More »
MTA Contacts »
For all enquiries, contact MTA National Office, or speak to one of 11 Business Development Managers about becoming a Member. More »
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