Hyundai New Zealand's stand was to the fore and impressive as befitting a National Fieldays partner. Photo / Dean Taylor
Hyundai New Zealand's stand was to the fore and impressive as befitting a National Fieldays partner. Photo / Dean Taylor
With over 100,000 visitors to National Fieldays, most of New Zealand’s major motoring franchises, and some of the lesser-known brands, know it is the place to be to show off new technology, launch new products and get some interest going with Fieldays specials.
Making a statement with the Limited Edition Ford Mustang GT RTR Spec1. Photo / Dean Taylor
Utes from Isuzu, Mitsubishi, Ford and Toyotausually attract more than their fair share of attention, but with new PHEV and BEV technology becoming more mainstream, Fieldays visitors get a chance to look at these new models and compare specifications.
Ute specialists Isuzu were right at home at Fieldays. Photo / Dean Taylor
The motoring stands are also a drawcard, with their free coffees, games and competitions all designed to attract the punter.
Toyota used the souped up Hilux GR Sport to help pull the punters. Photo / Dean Taylor
A good Fieldays means months of follow-up work for the dealerships and can set them up for either a good or bad year, depending on interest, availability and other market forces.
A Mitsubioshi Triton Special Edition has become a Fieldays tradition. Photo / Dean Taylor
