New service and repair comparison website AutoAdvisor.co.uk has received the backing of aftermarket supplier Banner Batteries.
‘Physical auctions are not dead,’ says one leading car remarketer, ‘but we have to evolve and this is through digital’
Workplace safety watchdog says increased worker complaints prompted it to clarify guidance surrounding work-related damage to mental health
Large majority of car-buyers have confidence in dealer’s point-of-sale finance products, but online change is coming, finds study
Renault insists it will keep dealer numbers in ‘hub and spoke’ restructure as Citroën predicts market slump of up to 25% will lead to multi-franchise sites
Dealers have an opportunity to educate their customers on tyre safety, after a survey found two in five motorists don’t know what the minimum legal tread depth is and one in 10 didn’t understand what tread depth meant.
Tim Rose makes the case for large estate cars, such as the Mazda6 Tourer
Minor niggles are far outweighed by the positives of the Outlander PHEV
A management restructure at Aston Barclay is designed to support vendor and buyer customers in a turbulent used car market, the auction group says.
Lack of long-term incentives and infrastructure development may hold back uptake of electric vehicles in the UK, according to PSA Group's UK head of electric vehicles and connected services, Helen Lees.
Sponsor of the AM Best UK Dealerships To Work For awards, Car Benefit Solutions (CBS) will show how dealer groups can help boost staff retention and attract high calibre candidates with rewarding car benefit provision at Automotive Management Live 2019.
Keith Brock announced today that he is leaving Wessex Garages after 24 years with the franchised dealer group. Its new managing director is Chris Wiseman.
The Financial Conduct Authority has considered whether to force car dealers to tell their customers about the way they earn commission from selling motor finance and the amounts they earn.
Continued uncertainty over Brexit is holding back the UK’s motor industry from confidently investing in the technologies, business models and expertise it will need tomorrow.
The UK’s new vehicle markets might drop by up to 600,000 sales if the country suffers an economic recession and a hard Brexit, according to Citroen’s boss Karl Howkins
