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Clean, uncluttered and easy to navigate websites is what car buyers’ most want to see, according to Auto Trader.
Vehicle Remarketing Solutions, part of the Manheim Group, has built a new photography studio at its Coventry centre to take high quality pictures of the cars it remarkets.
A shortlist of things you can do to keep staff focused on cash flow.
Ford is investing £70 million at its Bridgend engine plant in Wales to produce next generation low carbon dioxide 1.6-litre, four-cylinder petrol engines.
UK Alfa Romeo dealers started to get static examples of the new Mito supermini two months before it goes on sale on January 24, 2009.
Capacity utilisation figures suggest problems for French carmakers.
Growing trend of vehicle identification theft can hit retailers hard in the pocket.
Accident Exchange has added Tim Eaves to its five-strong team of divisional managing directors, assuming the role for sales & commercial relationships.
Tony Sackett, sales & operations director for Unipart Automotive’s mechanical repair division, has been appointed as the Automotive Distribution Federation’s vice-president.
Car Care Plan Holdings, parent company of Car Care Plan and Motors Insurance Company has appointed Paul Newton as managing director.
PSA chief executive Christian Streiff has said he believes there will be more capital relationships between car companies as they look to pool costs.
SsangYong will miss its revised sales target of 2,000 registrations this year with Paul Williams, managing director of UK importer Koelliker, now forecasting half that total.
Porsche has announced that it has increased its stake in Volkswagen Group to nearly 75%, an amount which will allow the sportscar maker to gain full control of VW’s cash flow.
The French manufacturer is planning to have all electric vehicles on the roads in Europe by 2012.
The Government is planning to unveil a £100 million scheme to test electric cars and vans in three UK cities, with a view to expanding their use across the UK.
Although the company has expanded, it has stayed firmly rooted in the east of England.
In a market where new car sales are falling and chassis margins have been stripped away, why don’t more groups put greater resource and effort into the sales department that offers the best potential to make real money – used cars?
What benefit do dealers gain from manufacturers’ approved used vehicle programmes?
Deals with eight more repair centres are in the pipeline.
The Right to Repair Campaign (R2RC) will present its petition against the proposed scrapping of Block Exemption Regulation to the EU.
Workshops could be set to benefit after Parliament highlighted thousands of cars bearing illegal number plates.
Volkswagen’s new Golf has been given a five-star rating by Euro NCAP for its occupant protection.
Renault has cut its full-year profit target, meaning its unlikely to meet the targets set by Carlos Ghosn in his Commitment 2009 plan.
After a 1.5bn euro loss in Q3 2007, German carmaker Daimler has reported a 213m-euro profit for the quarter this year.
Chrysler is to cut 1,825 jobs in the US, as demand for cars slows in tandem with economic growth.
Fiat posted higher than expected third quarter results yesterday and said it is confident of meeting its 2010 target despite the slowdown in sales.
This year there are twenty-one chances to collect a coveted AM Award as categories expand for 2009.
Lucas of Mansfield, a Subaru, Proton, Isuzu and Daihatsu dealership, has gone into administration.
The economy shrank for the first time in 16 years between July and September, confirming the UK is officially on the brink of recession.
