AM100 dealer group Caffyns has begun a search for a new chairman as Brian Birkenhead has announced plans to retire next year.
Renault has launched Pzaz special editions as bare essentials rock-bottom priced cars to win over cash-conscious retail customers.
Co-op Motor Group has driven sales up by 6.3% to £143.6m in the first half of this year.
Aston Martin has selected online and research consultancy Beehive to help define and implement a research framework for its global customer satisfaction and insight programme.
Official details of the new B-Class have been released by Mercedes-Benz, ahead of its UK launch next March.
Staff at Skoda UK recently put a different kind of ‘drive’ to the test, as they pulled out their nine-irons and hosted its inaugural golf tournament.
GO Car Warranty, a British based provider of online car warranties, has teamed with Kwik-Fit to launch its new Absolute car warranty package which will provide motorists with car warranty protection, a MOT test, MOT insurance and a service.
A survey claims to show that women don't trust motor retailers and hate the car buying process.
As A-Level students digest their results and consider their future options, the Institute of the Motor Industry has been working hard on developing a level four apprenticeship scheme which would see young people going all the way in the motoring world, from technician to manager.
Dealers representing city car brand Smart will add an electric bike into their showrooms next year.
Lexus has unveiled its new GS medium executive model in California, ahead of the car's arrival on the UK market in 2012.
UK Chrysler Jeep dealers are gearing up for the launch of the Ypsilon city car, which goes on sale next month priced from £10,695.
Promethean, an investment fund which helped Cambria Automobiles founder Mark Lavery get the business off the group, has announced it wants to exit.
Land Rover has spent decades upholding its core value of 4x4 go-anywhere products. But it is now seen as an alternative premium choice for business executives and the rural middle-classes.
Acas, the employment relations service, has published a new guide to show employers how they can strengthen their business by engaging with staff.
