Brand aims to cash in conversion opportunities and specialist vehicles.
Carmakers are hitting recycling targets, which say that 85% of a scrap car must be recyclable or re-usable.
New specialist products are set to help Audi achieve its aim of being Britain’s top premium car brand in the next three years.
Infiniti, the premium sister brand of Nissan, has launched an online reservation list.
The BMW UK dealer network is to stage a BMW EfficientDynamics open weekend where drivers of all makes and models of car will be able to take advantage of a free multi-point car check to highlight potential cost savings.
A survey of the UK's most and least popular brands has put Fiat as the most hated carmaker.
Chevrolet has added a diesel five-seat variant to its Captiva SUV range, and priced it £18,295.
Hot on the fall-out of VED change reports, Citroen this month is offering a year's free road tax on all new car sales.
Scottish motor dealer John McIntear has been freed by Edinburgh High Court which found his rape conviction in 2006 had been unfair.
Enthusiasm is key as young boss, Mitch Millett looks to the future
International motor retailer Inchcape said this morning it is in a sound financial position and its full year prospects look promising.
Omagh Magistrates have fined used car dealer Mark Allen £1,600 for clocking cars and supplying false service histories.
Making money key to success for M-B Retail - after six years, £100m investment and some grief, group closes in on 2% return target.
Inchcape has confirmed that non-executive chairman Peter Johnson is to step down in January 2009, leading to the start of a search for his successor.
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West Country group has used acquisitions and multi-franchising to grow business.
Banks and other financial institutions providing loans for retail car buyers believe the Government’s “bonds for mortgages” plan could avoid a second-half sales slump
Dealers did not make large profits during the first quarter but the strong start to the year has been important
General Motors will need to raise approximately $9 billion (£4.62bn) over the next two years in order to refinance its debt.
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.
Web savvy customers know what they want, and the price they want to pay.
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
