Former CD Bramall finance director Robin Gregson is joining Lookers to replace David Dyson, who is leaving for personal reasons after 17 years with the group.
General CEO Fritz Henderson appeared for talks about bankruptcy and what the future holds for the the century-old manufacturer.
Paul Philpott, Kia UK’s managing director, is leaving to become chief operating officer for its European head office.
Peugeot has revealed details for its 5008 people carrier which will hit UK roads early next year.
The Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF) has agreed in principle to purchase the Motor Vehicle Repairers Association (MVRA) for an undisclosed sum from Capita Group.
Ford and Jaguar Land Rover are among 20 UK companies praised for their family-friendly policies towards employees.
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The code of practice to vehicle warranty suppliers has completed stage one of the Office of Fair Trading's Consumer Codes Approval Scheme.
Nissan has added £1,000 to the planned entry price of its new city car, the Pixo, which goes on sale today.
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Car accessories chain Halfords has appointed Dennis Millard as chairman.
Vauxhall and Opel are to be acquired by Canadian parts firm Magana and Russian state-owned bank Sberbank.
Paragon Remarketing has signed a partnership with HPI to provide dealers with guaranteed background checks on stock in its online sales.
Honda has restarted production at its factory in Swindon.
Fiat’s bid for Chrysler has been given court approval which should allow the US manufacturer to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection soon.
US car parts maker Visteon, which was spun off from Ford in 2000, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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GM Europe and Canadian parts firm Magna have come to an initial agreement over the short term funding of Vauxhall and and its German sister Opel.
Brighton Mitsubishi has been taken over by three former employees in a management buyout.
More than 35,000 new cars have been ordered through the UK's scrappage scheme since it was announced in April, government figures show.
Caffyns has reported a loss from continuing operations of £3.97 million, compared to a profit of £2.13 million.
Citroen has provided the first pictures for the interior styling of its new DS3 which has been developed to rival the Mini.
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Fiat has decided not to attend talks in Berlin with the German government which will decide the chosen bidder for General Motors’ European division.
Fiat is offering dual controls free of charge on its 500 model to driving schools in a bid to boost corporate sales to instructors.
Kia is continuing a drive to grow its dealer network in the face of a challenging economy.
Vertu has posted a pre-tax profit of £72,000 for the year to end-February, against £140,000 for its preliminary results for the 16 months to end-February 2008, but said it had outperformed the UK car market.
A new member of the family of Helix Ultra oils will soon be providing Shell’s franchised dealers with a sales proposition that benefits everyone, claims UK business manager Jonathan Ellis.
