Automotive Compliance will be holding free Gap Rule Change Roadshows for retail motor dealers to cover the forthcoming regulation change in September
Rescue Assist QR code stickers can now be retrofitted to Mercedes-Benz UK vans built since 1996 free of charge.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is proposing that automotive retailers must show a claims ratio on all general insurance add-on sales as part of new measures it is looking to introduce.
Newbury car dealer Daniel Stokesberry was fined more than £20,000 after selling five unroadworthy vehicles.
A car salesman from Sully has narrowly avoided a jail sentence for carrying out a £30,700 fraud.
Chesterfield bodyshop owner Christopher Hutton has been fined £4,000 by the Health and Safety Executive over breaches at the Auto Bodyworks and Wheel Clinic.
Motor Codes, the consumer arm of the SMMT, has been appointed one of the automotive sector’s first Alternative Dispute Resolution providers.
Despite being billed as the biggest change to consumer law for more than a century and with the spotlight on car dealers, why is the impending Consumer Rights Act barely raising an eyebrow?
The UK’s Supreme Court has ruled that a KPMG scheme to enable dealer group Pendragon to recover VAT on demonstrator cars sold as used cars was “abusive”.
The Financial Conduct Authority has begun a probe into Quindell, the insurance claims processing and connected car telematics provider.
Central government and local authorities should look at the facts before making major policy changes in the name of achieving 'green' environmental improvements.
A car salesman has been warned he could face jail after a jury convicted him of fraud.
Car dealers selling GAP insurance have until September 1 to ensure new add-on sales rules are applied.
A car service sting by Trading Standards found "multiple failings" at a Halfords Autocentre site and led to fines and costs totalling almost £47,000.
Motorists have the opportunity to find out whether they car is on a safety recall list.
A car dealership director has been accused of allegedly selling a car which did not belong to him and spending the money, Cardiff Crown Court has heard.
The government-approved garage scheme Motor Codes has revealed the UK's most trusted garages, as voted by customers of its garage network.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined Lloyds Banking Group £117m for failing to treat its customers fairly when handling Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) complaints.
Consumer spending patterns are reflecting a rising desire to buy cleaner cars, according to the National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA).
AutoProtect is encouraging car dealers to take a positive approach toward added value products such as MBI and RTI insurance, alongside FCA requirements.
The deadline for the implementation of the ADR Directive into UK law is July 9, 2015, yet few dealers, if any, have heard of it let alone implemented it.
The European Commission could yet propose new laws regulating the relationships between carmakers and franchised dealers.
The Financial Conduct Authority is due to announce its view on how complaints about mis-sold loan insurance are being handled at the end of the summer.
Car dealers are being warned of the impact of forthcoming EU law on their freedoms to contact consumers – and the massive financial risk of ignoring them.
A county court case, running for more than three years against Frontline Solutions UK Ltd, has been settled out of court.
