Workers at Jaguar Land Rover are due to vote next week on a proposed four day week and one year pay freeze.
Hyundai is launching a pilot fleet scheme which will focus on targeting local businesses.
Ford has launched a new workshop at Central Sussex College to train its apprentice technicians from the south east.
AM is pleased to announce it's new Editor, Jeremy Bennett.
Bristol Street Motors in Oxford has become the latest example of Peugeot’s optional blue box corporate identity following a £1.8 million refurbishment.
The vital March market for new cars should be helped by a delay in price rises reaching showrooms.
The used car market remained busy moving into February, as the high level of stock purchase activity was justified by continuing retail business.
Citroen is launching a business centre programme to improve its sales and aftersales service to LCV customers, following a pilot scheme last year.
The AM Awards are being held tonight in Birmingham. Bring your business cards with you in order to show your support for our Buy A Car Campaign.
The highest paid director at Peoples Motor Group took home more than £365,000 in salary, pension contributions and dividends last year.
As unsold vehicles mount up across the globe, the carmaker Toyota has stashed some of its stock on an empty cargo ship.
Mercedes is eleventh most favoured make in the UK with 2.6% of all registrations with an impressive 41.8% of owners chosing private plates on their cars.
Business secretary Lord Mandelson has announced new funding for training in the automotive sector as part of the government’s £2.5 billion package to support the industry.
Jardine Motors Group has completed a two-year programme to relocate its BMW and Mini dealerships in north London.
Property consultant Rapleys is advising dealers to revisit any previous planning refusals for food retail shop development on their sites.
The 2006 to 2007 year-on-year three-year/30k mile price movement showed a 5.4% drop, with 2007 to 2008 down 20.9%, almost a four-fold increase in depreciation.
New department in Leeds will take on work previously carried out from Birmingham.
A group of UK collision repair businesses are launching their own quality assured repairer network aimed specifically at the prestige vehicle market.
North-east dealer group Hodgson has added Mitsubishi to its portfolio of franchises, which include Toyota, Mazda and Suzuki.
The British Government has refused to lend money to the Russian owned van maker LDV.
Staff at Jaguar Land Rover are to vote on a pay freeze and shortened working week in exchange for a guarantee of no compulsory job cuts.
Kia is to reveal its new supermini concept car, dubbed No 3, at the Geneva motor show next week.
Audi UK is offering its retail customers their next MoT for free by registering at its website www.audi.co.uk/freemot.
Last night's Panorama programme, Credit Where It's Due, on BBC1, featured Dragon's Den entrepreneur Theo Paphitis's tips for running a small business.
A human resources and development manager at James & Jenkins Garages in Cardiff has been named as a finalist in the 2009 Leading Wales Awards.
The Retail Motor Industry Federation is looking to establish a motor industry bank to provide car dealers with a protected finance resource that consumers will be able to access.
Saab chief executive Jan-Ake Jonsson has said investors, including other car manufacturers were in discussions to help save the company.
Russian-owned van manufacturer LDV is to have emergency talks with Lord Mandelson today in order to secure a £40 million lifeline to fund a management buy-out of the business.
Honda’s new Insight hybrid will be priced from £15,490, £2,380 less than its closest rival, the Toyota Prius.
Graeme Cassidy (53), National account manager, ExxonMobil.
