Prepared car dealers can minimise risks to the finance market – whether from competitors, regulation or market pressures.

The new car sales boom depends on cheap, available finance, but storm clouds are visible on the horizon.

A dramatic fall in complaints shows self-regulation has killed the ‘Arthur Daley’ stereotype, says the Chartered Trading Standards Institute’s Tim Milsom

To defend against ever-stronger consumer rights, car dealers need an organised approach to evidence

Changing legislation poses challenges for how motor retailers deal with their workers

Knowing what to do if the worst happens can help your business to keep trading after fires, floods or other disasters.

Car dealers can use the latest technology and training to protect themselves and their assets, whether inside the dealership or exposed on the forecourt

The first motor retailers received ‘landing slots’ for FCA credit authorisation in January of this year. Eight months on, dealers seem unfazed by the changes

As used car finance grows in importance, independent dealers face greater demands to comply with the credit watchdog.

In an exclusive interview, Alphera Financial Services’ director Andy Gruber outlines the company’s goals and his hopes for the sector: how dealer finance penetration can exceed 80% in 2016 and the benefit of a TripAdvisor for the finance providers.