As the motor industry’s own charity Ben marks its 120th year of being here to support past and present automotive workers and their families, Automotive Management asked chief executive Rachel Clift to outline its strategic vision.
Ben is highlighting to automotive industry professionals that they can apply for financial support to help over the summer holidays.
The FCA is planning to introduce new affordability safeguarding checks next year for customers that use buy now, pay later finance.
Lawgistics has appointed Jason White as its new operations and technology director to strengthen the company’s digital services.
Leapmotor’s decision to self-fund its EV grant represents a pragmatic sales strategy to avoid the complications of grant eligibility under the new rules.
More than a third of UK motorists believe there are too many SUVs on the road, according to the latest Startline Used Car Tracker.
The Government’s decision to reintroduce grant funding new EVs has raised concern among some industry leaders who warn the move overlooks the used sector.
Dealers and OEMs require a better process to give consumers confidence when a critical safety recall arises like Citroen's latest, argues Pete Gillett, founder of Marketpoint Recall.
The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) has confirmed plans to revise the interest rate applied to some of the awards it directs financial firms to pay.
The UK government has confirmed it is to launch a £650 million electric vehicle grant scheme which could reduce the upfront cost of new EVs by up to £3,750.
Motor industry charity Ben is marking its 120th birthday this month with a public reiterance that it is here to support the wellbeing of anyone in the UK's automotive sector.
A coalition of more than 30 automotive industry organisation is calling for immediate action to support the used battery electric vehicle (BEV) market.
Jon Sheard, operations director at ADS, says it’s time for dealers to rethink their approach to recalls as a powerful tool for customer retention and profitability
Motor finance complaints have more than tripled year-on-year to 73,328 for 2024/25, putting even further emphasis on the need for consumer engagement.
More than 23 million people believe they could be owed compensation if the way car loans were sold is ruled to be unlawful.
The UK's motor industry is awaiting the outcome this month of April's Supreme Court case concerning car loans commission and dealers' responsibility to customers, but firms have been urged to prepare.
A Liverpool motor repair company has been fined £40,000 after a mechanic was crushed by a car that fell from a lift, leaving him with life-changing injuries.
Luton-based car dealership Jan Autos has been fined more than £16,000 for selling vehicles without informing buyers of serious outstanding safety recalls.
Car buyers in Northern Ireland could face higher road tax and reduced vehicle choice from next year as a result of post-Brexit trade arrangements
Industry charity Ben is calling for urgent support from across the sector to help bring a young boy home after more than two and a half years in hospital.
Eight men have been found guilty in the largest investigation ever undertaken by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)
The UK automotive industry has thrown its full support behind the government’s newly launched Industrial Strategy, unveiling its own 10-point plan
A team from Codeweavers, a Cox Automotive brand, have successfully completed the national Three Peaks Challenge, raising over £1,500 for Ben, the automotive industry charity.
Stellantis has announced an immediate stop-drive action for specific Citroën and DS 3 vehicles over Takata airbag safety.
Automotive charity Ben is calling on the entire industry to take part in Ben’s Big Breakfast 2025
