Pendragon was this week expected to issue a trading statement after its share price plunged from around 31p to 21p within a fortnight.
Mitsubishi is acquiring conquest sales from German and other Japanese rivals with its Lancer Evolution X.
Hartshorne Van Services (HVS) has completed its management buy out from parent company Hartshorne Motor Services for an undisclosed sum.
Despite increasing numbers of women within the motor trade, females still find that men are favourites in the workplace.
A Munich court has banned sales of the Shuanghuan CEO SUV into Germany, ruling that it infringes BMW’s design rights.
A car park in Inverness where more than 30 cars have been for sale is being targeted by Trading Standards officers.
The motor industry continues to be dominated by men, but women are more honest, at least when it comes to CVs.
John McGuire (53), Managing Director, Phoenix Car Company.
A round up of the latest appointments in the automotive industry.
Land Rover has received two Queen’s Awards for Enterprise.
Nissan will start its first night shift at its Sunderland plant on June 29, marking the start of 24-hour production.
Goodyear Dunlop has won a contract which will see it provide around 200,000 tyres to police forces across the UK over the next two years.
Accident Exchange will open a regional depot in Belfast, Northern Ireland, next month.
Pendragon is holding a launch event to mark the official opening of its new Aston Martin dealership in America.
Staffordshire-based Knights BMW is extending its sponsorship with Stoke City Football Club for another two years following its promotion to the premier league.
Tesla Motors has appointed Automotive PR to handle its UK launch of its 125mph electric-powered roadster this autumn.
Jaguar Land Rover has opened its new 'virtual reality centre' at its design and engineering centre in Gaydon.
Nearly half of motorists are interesting in buying an electric car, according to a new international survey.
Only in March this year, Renault was told off for a Twingo Dynamique ad which was said to have exaggerated the green credentials of the car.
What I'm getting at is that motor shows seem to have lost their ability to surprise people. Nothing is exclusive anymore.
A car dealer from County Londonderry, Northern Ireland, is to hand over property worth £500,000 in a settlement with the Serious Organised Crime Agency.
Thirteen people have crammed into a Smart Fortwo, as part of the brand's 10th anniversary celebrations.
Ford is launching a new Fiesta Zetec S Red special edition in the UK priced at £13,000.
Volvo has been forced to cut 2,000 jobs across the globe in response to rising material costs and weak sales in the US and Europe.
Norwich Union says entries “are pouring in” for its MSA Classic on Sunday, October 12th.
Northern Rock has stopped lending money for car purchases.
Banks have been warned in a Financial Services Authority discussion paper that they could face poor service tables.
New appointments at FLA and Cardif Pinnacle.
Prevention measures to be discussed at the first automotive financial crime conference.
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