Local to State Highway 5, Mamaku
Mamaku sits at 560 metres above sea level on the Mamaku Plateau, about four kilometres south of State Highway 5, the main route linking Rotorua to Tirau and the Waikato. Originally called Kaponga, the village rivalled Rotorua in size during its timber-milling heyday in the late 1800s and early 1900s, when it was home to five separate sawmills. Today it's better known for orchards like Mamaku Blue, and the plateau's cooler climate and misty ranges.
Farm vehicles, forestry utes and family cars all see plenty of use in this elevated, rural part of Rotorua, and we buy cars, utes, vans and light trucks from anywhere in Mamaku and along the SH5 corridor, in any condition, running or not.
Our team is comfortable with the plateau's rural roads and elevation changes, and we'll come to you, quote fairly, and pay cash before towing the vehicle away.