The new Fiat Doblo van is undergoing final testing in preparation for its launch in the first part of this year.
The US government has paid $4bn to General Motors as the first part of its emergency loan to support Detroit's carmakers.
Seat’s new Exeo saloon will be priced from £17,740 when it goes on sale in the UK in April.
Motor industry leaders have accused the Government of abandoning the sector after ministers' promises of help appear to have not materialised.
Expanding group targets 30 outlets by end of year.
AirPod trials to be launched next year in France, Netherlands and New Zealand as air-powered cars move towards commercial reality.
Credit hire company issues profit warning after suffering knock-on effects of recession
Brand takes a series of actions to help beat downturn.
Chrysler UK has made two new additions to its senior management team which fill gaps in its management structure.
End of 2008 brings usual trend after tough year.
Staff could be given the right to time off for training, under the proposed Education and Skills Bill.
The skills and knowledge of parts advisers are now to be recognised thanks to the introduction of an ATA accreditation scheme.
MAPFRE ABRAXAS helps carmaker increase GAP sales performance by 20% a year.
Gerard Irving (47), Job Marketing manager, NGK Spark Plugs (UK)
CAP treads a careful line but is branded ‘over-optimistic’ for its April edition of Black Book.
Training to create dealership “champions” at selling service plans is being trialled at eight dealerships by the Warranty Group.
A 60 day free trial has drawn more than 2,000 users to Autotradebid.co.uk in its first six weeks.
The government has concluded that lessening the frequency of MoTs would have a significant effect on road safety and has abandoned plans for a change to the system
The market share of service, maintenance, MoT and repair work undertaken by franchised workshops in the UK is on the increase.
There's no doubt next year will be tough for dealerships.
Over 700 attendees at BEN’s annual charity ball raised £160,000 at the event at the Grosvenor House Hotel on Park Lane.
Business secretary Lord Mandelson is sympathetic to the pleas from the motor industry to agree a financial rescue package that could safeguard the jobs of thousands of UK workers.
Wolverhampton-based Co-operative Motors has closed its Volvo and Hyundai dealerships, with the loss of 23 jobs, reported Express and Star.
Joint general secretary of the Unite union expects good news for Jaguar Land Rover "within days."
Bentley has said that the luxury sector is not immune to the recession and the car industry needs credit guarantees to survive.
A Citroen dealership has backed a proposed new bus route, even though it will cut through part of their site.
Fiat is following in the footsteps of Vauxhall by retailing a special edition of its 500 exclusively through its website.
DC Cook Direct has gone into liquidation and has ceased trading.
Fraudulent car finance applications up to the end of September were 30.4% higher year-on-year and cost £39.3 million.
Bristol-based Wessex Garages will close a £6 million turnover dealership it has run for 15 years.
