In a bid to help make motor insurance more affordable the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) has signed an exclusive agreement which will enable insurance premiums to be based on an accurate level of individual risk, rather than traditional proxies such as age, gender and postcode.
Hitachi Capital is to enter the UK motor finance market.
The owner of used car dealer Carcraft has been fined £91,000 by the Financial Services Authority over its failure to properly monitor staff selling £3m of payment protection insurance.
The Financial Ombudsman Service has revealed that of its 157,716 complaints against being mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI), 5,667 of them were unfounded.
Isuzu’s new Isuzu D-Max pick-up will launch in July with a five-year/120,000 mile warranty.
New car finance sales were up 33% by value and 22% by volume in March compared with March last year, according to the latest figures from the Finance & Leasing Association, the trade body for the motor finance industry.
Boosting F&I deals is a growing priority, but opportunities are still being missed.
Dealers are providing a record number of loans for retail buyers of new cars, but a survey reveals many lose business by failing to provide the right online finance tools.
Former Peugeot dealer council chairman and Charters Group managing director David Manchester will reveal how his business vastly improved GAP penetration rates and profitability at the AM Franchised Dealer Conference on June 14.
Philip Ross, general manager of Honda Finance Europe, has been elected chairman of the Finance & Leasing Association (FLA).
Dealers are urged to remain vigilant following success in the fight against crime. Lenders and dealers worked together to achieve a 2% year-on-year fraud reduction in 2011.
Dealers will learn how to improve engagement with staff, make the most of apprenticeships and boost customer service levels at the AM Franchised Dealer Conference on June 14.
The head of Seat UK is confident the expanding brand will beat its record this year despite tough market conditions as new models and competitive finance offers bring customers to its dealerships.
Two directors who worked at sub-prime lender Cattles and its subsidiary Welcome have been fined £600,000 and banned from any activity requiring Financial Services Authority regulation.
Mazda is offering 50% off a customer’s car insurance if they buy their new model with Mazda Financial Services.
