Automobility Pty Ltd

01/10/2026

As Jeff Watters prepares for his final race in the Aussie Racing Cars Super Series, there's a special opportunity for the community to help celebrate an incredible career.



After more than a decade in the series and 300 race starts, Jeff will take to the track one last time at the Gold Coast 500 in a livery designed by a fan.



Whether you're a motorsport enthusiast, a creative thinker, or simply want to acknowledge Jeff's contribution to the sport, we'd love to see the community get involved.



Design his final race livery, keep Jeff's famous teeth in the artwork, and you could win a trip to the Gold Coast 500, including event passes, accommodation, and the chance to meet Jeff and the Aussie Racing Cars drivers.



Winners details and entry information can be found in the original post below.



Best of luck to everyone taking part, and congratulations to Jeff on an outstanding racing career.

WIN a trip to the Gold Coast 500 by designing Jeff Watters' final livery! 🏁

The Boost Mobile Gold Coast 500 closes out the 2026 Battery World Aussie Racing Cars Super Series. It's also the last round for our most experienced driver, Jeff Watters in the #96 MND Victoria Mustang.

Jeff brought up his 300th start in Townsville. Plenty of people have tried to talk him out of it, but he's hanging up the helmet at the end of the season.

Jeff has been part of Aussie Racing Cars since 2013. To celebrate everything he's given the series, we want you to design the livery he'll race at his final round.

Grab your crayons and let your imagination run wild. Make it bold, make it stand out, and keep it family friendly. One rule: Jeff's famous teeth have to stay in the design!

The winner receives:
🎟️ 2 event passes
🏨 Accommodation for Friday and Saturday night of the event
🤝 Meet and greet with Jeff Watters and the ARC drivers
🔧 Tour of the ARC pit lane

Details in the first comment 👇



How to enter:

Print the livery template from the first comment!
Colour it in (keep Jeff's teeth!)
Reply to this post with a photo, or email it to [email protected]
Entries close Monday October 5 with the winner announced on ARC socials on October 7. Aussie Racing Cars will pick the winner at its discretion. Good luck!

23/09/2026

Testing time again.

14/09/2026

Canberra — the Automobility team is heading to the nation's capital!

Join us at the Impact Institute Canberra Expo on 25 & 26 September at EPIC.

Whether you are an individual, family, carer, or allied health professional, we would love to talk.

Date: 25–26 September 2026
Venue: EPIC, Canberra Act for Kids

07/09/2026

NDIS transport funding can help cover the costs of wheelchair accessible vehicles, but the pathway is not always straightforward.

Our team works with NDIS participants and their support coordinators to understand what is available and how to access it.

Start the conversation at automobility.com.au

28/08/2026

Coming soon: Mobile servicing for Greater Melbourne

We're bringing our service centre to you.

Soon, people across Greater Melbourne will be able to access Automobility servicing and support without the trip — a mobile service designed to make maintaining your wheelchair accessible vehicle simpler and more convenient.

It's part of how we keep showing up for the people who rely on us every day.
More details coming soon. Stay tuned. 🚐

15/07/2026

Mobility is about more than getting from A to B.

For people with disability, access to transport is access to work, family, healthcare, community, and self-determination.

This Disability Pride Month, we acknowledge how important that access is, and reaffirm our commitment to building vehicles that enable it.

09/07/2026

We're proud to share Sam Longmore's incredible journey.

Four months ago, an idea was scribbled into a notes app. Today, it's become 400+ kilometres of real, everyday courage — Sam wheeling from Corowa to Yass in her everyday wheelchair, to raise $200,000 for Rural Aid and Riverina Bluebell.

Sam's story is one of resilience — an elite adaptive athlete and advocate who's turned an unimaginable moment into a mission to support rural Australians facing mental health challenges.

At Automobility, we see every day what independence and mobility can mean — the freedom to live life on your own terms, and the strength it takes to keep moving forward. Sam embodies that spirit, and then some.

We'd encourage our community to get behind her: donate if you can, share her story, and help remind rural Australians that they're not alone.

👉 Donate here: https://www.mycause.com.au/page/393886/the-big-wheel
👉 Follow her journey: https://www.facebook.com/Ohhbulldust

Every kilometre Sam pushes is for someone who needs hope. Let's help her push further.

07/07/2026

During Disability Pride Month, we want to reflect on what independence looks like for the people we work with.

Every Automobility vehicle starts with a real conversation about goals, routines, and the journeys that matter most.

What does independence look like for you?

26/06/2026

📍 Adelaide, we're HERE today!
Day 1 of Impact Institute Adelaide is happening NOW at the Adelaide Showgrounds.
Come find us, see our wheelchair accessible vehicles up close, and chat with our team about mobility solutions that support everyday independence.
Whether you're exploring options for yourself, a family member, or someone you support, we're here to listen and help you understand what's possible.
📅 TODAY & Tomorrow, 26–27 June 2026 📍 Adelaide Showgrounds
See you there! 🚐

28/05/2026

Vale Neale Daniher



Today we pause to honour the life of Neale Daniher — a man who showed us what it means to fight with courage, humour, and heart.



Neale wasn't just a football legend. He became the voice, the symbol, and the relentless spirit behind Australia's fight against MND. When diagnosed with what he called "the Beast", he didn't retreat. He stepped forward — and brought an entire nation with him.



Automobility's MND journey began in 2015 when one of our friends passed away from MND.



Soon after, we met Dr Ian Davis, who had recently been diagnosed and went on to establish the Cure for MND Foundation. Ian needed a wheelchair accessible vehicle to get to functions, so we loaned the Foundation a Kia Carnival WAV to support his work.



We became sponsors of the Cure for MND Foundation Gala Dinner, and expanded our support by branding our Aussie Racing Car, driven by our CEO Jeff Watters, in Cure for MND Foundation livery. We even took it to the winner's circle in 2017.



When Neale's diagnosis became public, he became an integral part of the Foundation and FightMND was born — with Ian still a driving force until MND ultimately claimed his life.


We changed our racing livery to FightMND and carried the message across Australia and New Zealand, hearing so many people's MND stories along the way.


We continued our support through participating in the Daniher's Drive, a FightMND event across Victoria. You had to behold Neale's singing and dancing to Mr Brightside to fully appreciate his fanatical commitment to fighting the Beast.


In 2026, with the support of the FightMND CEO, Automobility transitioned our MND support to MND Victoria, who provide specific care for those living with MND.


Neale's passing is another sad result from MND, he fought the Beast hard. I think he'd call it a draw.