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Look Who’s Driving the Warringah Rats Rugby Team This Season!

Written by Col Crawford on February 22, 2016. Posted in Col Crawford Lifestyle Cars, Community, Hyundai, Sponsorship, Warringah Rats.

Col Crawford Hyundai are back as a Platinum sponsor in 2016, marking their 31st year as a partner of the RATS. “We are thrilled to continue our partnership with the RATS in season 2016!,” said Managing Director Steve Crawford. “It is apparent the Club is really moving forward – “blossoming” both on-field and for supporters and members. Col Crawford’s has been sponsoring the Club in one way or another since 1985 and we look forward to many more years to come.”

LOOK OUT! Apple CarPlay is on its way!

Written by Col Crawford on November 30, 2015. Posted in Uncategorized.

LOOK OUT! Apple CarPlay Has Almost Arrived … Your car used to simply take you from A to B, yet when it gets you home in the future it will be able to turn on your television, put the kettle on, and then download a raft of vehicle software updates while it’s parked in the garage overnight.

Carols by the Sea 2015 – Col Crawford Hyundai partner with Avalon Beach Surf Life Saving Club

Written by Col Crawford on November 17, 2015. Posted in Col Crawford Lifestyle Cars, Community, Events, Hyundai.

Col Crawford, together with our business partner Hyundai, are thrilled to be a Gold Sponsor for this year’s Carols by the Sea at Avalon Beach, in aid of Avalon Beach Surf Life Saving Club. To be held on Saturday 19^th December from 6pm, there will be a food fair, entertainment and Santa of course. The carols will commence at 7pm through to 9pm. Journalist and Newsreader Ron Wilson will MC the night.

The Importance of Servicing your Car regularly

Written by Col Crawford on October 12, 2015. Posted in All New Models, Col Crawford Lifestyle Cars, safety, service, Top Tips.

The Issue with Oil Sludge: Whilst both car engine and oil technology advancements has resulted in dramatically increased service intervals from 5,000 to 15,000 plus kilometres, a major problem is becoming increasingly apparent.