Several carmakers are considering installing digital radios as standard in all their UK vehicles.
Honda is offering voluntary redundancy or a pay cut at its UK factory in Swindon.
Astute financial management and a good reputation have helped a Norwich Citroën dealer stay in business for 100 years.
Citroën’s C4 Coupe has been given the World Rally Championship treatment for a new limited, special edition.
Chevrolet UK is introducing specific retail cost reduction programmes to help its 93-strong dealer network through the recession.
The Swedish Government has said it is not prepared to own car factories, seemingly signalling that it will not nationalise Saab and Volvo.
The Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF) has launched its own consultancy service through its Remit training and business arm.
Car buyers' guide Parkers is telling its readers that today is the best day of 2009 to buy a new car.
Honda has made a modest start with its C It Now (CIN) dealership-to-home video technology, which it says “promises to revolutionise car sales”.
A Suzuki dealership in Bedfordshire has gone into administration.
Fiat doesn't want to take on any of Chrysler's debt in its agreement to acquire a 35% stake in the US carmaker.
Jaguar Land Rover’s Indian parent company is in the process of setting up a new UK dealer network to retail the Nano – the world’s cheapest passenger car.
Business leaders are sceptical about any positive effects from the Bank of England’s cut in base rate to an all-time low of 0.5% in its 315-year history.
Chevrolet is offering retail customers of its new Cruze saloon three years’ servicing and road tax for free if they order a new model before June 30.
The future of LDV and its factory in Birmingham will be determined this week as officials from the Government and the Russian-owned vanmaker discussed last ditch efforts to save the company from administration over the weekend.
The high profile cheapest car in the world is being launched in India today.
The top story on both BBC News and Telegraph websites today is about UK car production being down 60% in February compared to the same month last year.
LDV is still working towards its plan to concentrate on the manufacture of electric vans despite media reports that the idea has fallen through.
Accident management group Helphire has warned its short-term profitability is being affected by a decline in credit hire volumes and dip in referrer contracts.
Lance Bradley, who takes over as managing director of Mitsubishi UK in April, is reassuring its network that he will keep dealer survival his top priority.
The Treasury has been accused of railroading plans to change the way dealer staff pay benefit-in-kind (BIK) tax on cars.
Nissan and regional development agency, One North East, have formed a partnership to explore the development of a zero-emission mobility programme in the UK.
UK car production tumbled almost 60% last month, according to SMMT figures.
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) is relocating its Holland-based European base of operations back to Japan in order to save on costs.
Automotive charity BEN has appointed Nigel Williams as head of national development.
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Next year's British Motor Show has been cancelled.
Inchcape this morning reported a pre-tax profit before exceptional items of £190.7m from its trading in 2008.
Fast-fit chain HiQ is looking to swell its 137 centres to 275 over the next three years and expects 500 jobs to be created as a result.
