Citroën UK managing director Xavier Duchemin has agreed a deal with Arsenal to provide cars to the football club for the next three years.
Mercedes-Benz has launched a website allowing people to race its new CLC coupé around virtual London as part of its marketing strategy.
BSI has issued guidance to Kitemark bodyshops over the removal of mechanical and electrical parts by panel technicians.
Co-operative Insurance has joined forces with 3M to cash incentivise the repair of its plastic parts rather than their more costly replacement.
Accident Exchange expands driver mobility guarantee.
The man who revolutionised the motor retail industry in Britain.
Three-franchise boss encourages multi-tasking in the ‘friend and family’ business.
Santander, the Spanish bank that bought Abbey National in 2004, is acquiring Alliance & Leicester for about £1.26 billion.
Chelmsford-based Essex Glass and Windscreens has become the first approved independent assessment centre to offer Automotive Technician Accreditation (ATA) in autoglazing for the independent windscreen industry.
Vertu Motors management believes the company will perform within expectations at its interim results for the half year ended August 31, despite a challenging used car sector.
The Department for Transport's public consultation on European Whole Vehicle Type Approval closes tomorrow (Friday 22 August).
The Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA) will change its national phone number on September 1 to 03 001 239 000.
Lexus has revealed the first pictures of its new LS 460 all-wheel drive model.
Nissan's Sunderland has started production of its latest model, the seven-seater Qashqai+2.
The Society of Motor Auctions, part of the RMIF, warns that dealers and remarketers could face increased charges at auctions.
An advert for an Alfa Romeo 147 limited edition variant which emphasised its £13,950 price has been labelled "misleading" by the advertising watchdog for using an image of a higher specified car.
The MG plant at Longbridge could build up to 3,000 cars a year in future, said owners Shangai Automotive.
Goodyear Dunlop has been given a warning from the Advertising Standards Authority after complaints from rival tyre maker Maxxis.
Peugeot will unveil its new RC hybrid concept at the Paris Motor Show in October.
Aston Martin has created a watch for its DBS owners which will double as a key transponder to lock and unlock the car.
Bosch and Samsung have signed a deal to joint develop, manufacture and sell lithium-ion batteries for cars.
Volkswagen will appoint Thomas Ulbrich as head of its production division for VW commercial vehicles on September 1.
Volvo has been named top manufacturer for its website, according to independent research from customer experience benchmarking company, Global Reviews.
BMW, Jaguar Land Rover and Scania are pioneering efforts to develop a UK-wide quality standard for training in the motor industry
Bristol Street Motors has completed construction on a revamp for its flagship Kings Norton Ford near Birmingham.
Skoda is giving away a free trim upgrade on its Roomster models, until the end of September.
This year’s AM People Skills conference will focus on staff recruitment and retention.
Whilst new research leaves dealers in no doubt about the severity of current trends, it also suggests that real profit opportunities exist with F&I in the future.
A comprehensive study published this month highlights the needs for fundamental rethinking of point-of-sale motor finance.
ADP dealer services UK has signed up HPI to enhance its dealer management system (DMS), Autoline.
