Celette, the bodyshop equipment manufacturer, has been bought by private equity investor Equinox Group.
Here's the first glimpse of new BMW 1 Series.
Administrators have been called in to Energy Batteries, a automotive battery national distributor.
Kuga success reflects trend away from traditional 4x4s
Jean-Marc Gales will become Citroen’s new global managing director in March.
Used van sale prices were up by 5.5% (£140) month-on-month in January and is the first increase in average wholesale used van prices since September last year.
‘Never a better time to buy a car’ message gets through, CAP warns of tough times still ahead.
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Retail motor sector businesses could face paying several different music industry bodies for public entertainment licenses if they are found to be playing music in a public area, and the Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF) is seeking a legal resolution to the problem.
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has revealed the winners of its excellence awards from across its nationwide network of dedicated van centres.
Newly renamed bank Moneyway (previously Secure Trust Bank) has launched a motor finance service aimed specifically at dealerships.
Users from AM's forum have created a Facebook group for the AM Buy A Car campaign.
The North American Dealer Association's Annette Sykora gave a rousing - and inspirational - speech as she bade farewell to her chairmanship in New Orleans recently.
All the manufacturers have a heavy focus with R&D on green technologies right now and there has been some great, and more importantly practical outcomes because of it.
Bentley is to reduce its headcount by 220 and will implement a 10% pay cut to save other jobs.
Motor factor trading group GAU UK and Ireland has approved Corteco’s entire product range.
The European automobile industry’s trade association (ACEA) has urged the European Union to intensify and coordinate efforts to restore the functioning of the financial market.
Saab has added a 4x4 version of its 9-3 to its product line-up, mirroring fellow Swedish brand Volvo with its XC70.
Volkswagen has revealed its economical product plans going forward to next year.
Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, has warned that further action may be necessary in order to pull the UK out of the recession.
Outsourcing of sales and marketing services in the motor industry is likely to increase this year as manufacturers move to cut overheads by making widespread redundancies.
Showrooms showed a seasonal decline across all segments in December, with executive models and 4x4 vehicles showing only a small decline.
The French government’s £5.7 billion financial support package for carmakers the country could be deemed illegal.
The motor industry is getting behind proposals for a vehicle scrappage policy, after sending a paper of ideas to Lord Mandelson.
BMW Group Academy has appointed training solutions provider VT Flagship to deliver its training at Wokefield Park, Berkshire in a multi-million pound five-year contract.
The US Government is considering the possibility of placing Chrysler and General Motors in Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
PSA Peugeot Citroen has welcomed the French government’s five-year €3 billion (£2.62bn) loan to support the group’s development programme for more efficient and affordable vehicles.
Volvo is celebrating the appointment of several new dealerships.
Bob Lutz will retire from General Motors at the end of the year.
