“We’ve been true to our word over the last two-and-a-half year period in our trading style,” said David Peel, who took over as managing director in early 2016.
“We’ve been true to our word over the last two-and-a-half year period in our trading style,” said David Peel, who took over as managing director in early 2016.
“We’ve been true to our word over the last two-and-a-half year period in our trading style,” said David Peel, who took over as managing director in early 2016.
“From March 2017, we stopped doing month-end deals. We don’t force month-ends. We walked away from over 5,000 fleet deals we would have done historically – some where our terms have been abused, passing cars to broker sites, for example.
“The desire has been there to walk away from market share to the benefit of our residual values and our future business.
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As editor, Tim is responsible for the media content, planning and production of AM's multiple channels (AM print and digital magazines, website, social media and contributing to our events planning). He interviews and writes about as many franchised dealer groups and UK divisions of motor manufacturers as possible, to explore the issues facing UK motor retail and understand what solutions dealers and suppliers are using to overcome these.
godfrey stacey - 04/06/2019 10:58
Most Peugeot dealers that have been lost making over the last 30 years have been the 30 that Peugeot Motor Company own . Will he be closing all of these ?