Demand for larger cars will start to slow due to forecasts in the downturn in house prices and an increase in unemployment for the first time since 1992.
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Manufacturers and dealers are using their DMS systems to pull closer together as a result of the credit, according to Pinewood.
Unsecured borrowing on credit cards, loans and overdrafts is rising at its fastest rate in five years, despite the Bank of England reducing the base rate, many lenders have increased rates
Lombard voted best business motor finance provider
ACF Car Finance is now offering its sales incentives to its employees
Finance & Leasing Association offering courses this summer
May 19 is the closing date for the Bank of Scotland Corporate Entrepreneur Challenge
Well-funded lenders and dealers are well placed to increase point-of-sale finance business
Because of economic uncertainty FLA members were exercising greater caution
GMAC UK has agreed to change its credit advertising following discussions with the Office of Fair Trading about its clarity
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HR Owen is still trying to sell its two Volvo sites after a stall in negotiations due to
Vertu Motors has reported small pre-tax profits of £140,000 from a turnover of £677.2 million turnover from November 1 2006 to February 29, 2008.
Staff at Mercedes-Benz of Walsall have won the UK network's Team of the Year Award.
Representatives from Peugeot dealerships in Holland and Belgium have visited Gateway Peugeot in Crewe to learn about its successful used car sales strategy.
Chrysler has named Drayton Group's dealership in Wolverhampton as its top international performer for customer service outside North America.
Skoda is looking to appoint another 21 franchised dealerships by 2011 taking its network to 152 outlets.
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Mazda is introducing three-door versions of its new Mazda2 small car as of this month, priced from £7,999.
BMW has revealed the first details for its new X6 crossover which will go on sale in the UK on May 31.
Figures from the British Retail Consortium show that high street spending fell in April for the second consecutive month.
Newcastle-based CircleRed, the property development consultant behind the Silverlink Vroom Retail Park, is due to roll out the concept at other locations in the UK.
Lookers is confident of delivering another year of growth despite its new car sales dropping by 5% on a like-for-like basis during the first quarter.
From April 1 2008, civil enforcement officers (formerly known as traffic wardens) will be able to use CCTV video filming to enforce parking restrictions where it is considered impractical for traffic wardens to issue tickets in person, eg in high speed traffic lanes.
An FSA crackdown on payment protection insurance sales practices across all retail sectors has seen a national retailer fined £210,000.
In the recent appeal case of Terence Parsons vs Bristol Street Motors it was held that his employer, Bristol Street Motors, had constructively dismissed Parsons.
Ferrari has revealed the first official pictures of its new 4.3-litre V8 California.
Blue Print, a distribution company for Japanese and Korean car parts, will be fundraising for BEN with its rally which kicks off on May 17.
