A new UK law to protect consumers against rogue traders came into force this week.
A motor industry code of practice for service and repair has been launched by Motor Codes.
AM would like to know what three things are dealers’ biggest financial concerns over the coming 12 months.
Ford no longer expects to return to profit next year and is instead hoping for a break even result.
Honda plans to boost its hybrid car sales with the launch of a new "accessibly" priced model next year, which it expects to sell 200,000 units of annually.
Motorshow@ will run in July across four locations, including Bluewater in Kent and The Trafford Centre in Manchester.
Aston Martin has retuned its V8 Vantage and developed a new engine for its best selling sports car.
Car production rose in April by 26.8% to 152,257 units.
Audi has updated its Audi TT clubsport Quattro show car.
Luxury and specialist car suppliers are likely to feel the most nervous about the updated Consumer Credit Act.
A new British supercar is to compete with the likes of Ferrari and Lamborghini.
Lookers has been named best European car retailer in the 2008 European Automotive Shareholder Value Awards.
Used car dealers should prepare for a clampdown on
Audi UK is reducing the complexity in its new A3 range, due for introduction in August, to make showroom choice easier for customers and dealers.
Used car sales saw a slight decrease by 1.1% in the first quarter of this year to 1,894,688 cars.
Nissan will launch 13 new light commercial vehicles before the end of 2012 in a bid to meet five-year global growth plans.
Inchcape has officially opened its new Lexus retail centre in Shaoxing, China today.
Kia Motors has confirmed that its new production car which has evolved from the Soul concept, will keep the name when it goes on sale in the UK next year.
JCT600 is offering Leeds-based businesswomen’s network group Forward Ladies free vehicle checks.
Peugeot is to reduce its franchised dealer network.
Fifteen retailers being appointed to Dealer Fleet Specialist programme.
But Renault rules out forcing volume to revive saloon’s sagging fortunes.
A breakthrough upper-medium car will help Seat UK capture up to 4,000 extra annual registrations by the end of 2009.
The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) has taken on responsibility for SkillAuto, which identifies and supports entrants in competitions aimed at those beginning their automotive careers.
Kings Teesside Chrysler has provided Durham Country Cricket Club with a fleet of Jeep and Dodge models.
Ford donates £20,000 to The Thames Gateway Youth Football project.
By signing a contract with Sky Ford, which was its first customer 10 years ago.
Mitchell Mazda in Chester has donated a Mazda2 to Wirral-based children’s hospice Claire House.
Site manager from Theydon Bois Renault pursues new career.
Nissan/Renault boss ties up deal with unnamed US manufacturer for vehicle swap.
