Tho two millionth Skoda Fabia to be made has just rolled off the production line.
HPI has won a three-year contract with Drive Motor retail, following the closure of Trader Data Systems in February.
BMW and Mini are offering a range of insured warranty products in conjunction with Mondial Assistance.
Seat is offering free equipment upgrades and low-rate PCP finance on selected models until the end of May.
Mercedes-Benz has confirmed it will have a stand at the 2008 British International Motor Show at the London ExCeL from July 23- August 3.
Production of AC Cobras has ceased in Malta with the closure of the plant following the disappearance of Alan Lubinsky, who transferred the brand to the island from the UK.
Gordon Brown has pledged to investigate the full impact of biofuels on world food prices and said the UK should be "selective" in supporting them.
Eastbourne group strategy will see it grow sales, sweat assets and control costs
Miguel Fonseca says margin structure is based on quality service, not volume sales
Helphire has appointed Dr Reiner Hagemann, former executive board member of Allianz AG, as non-executive director effective from May 1.
The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) governed Automotive Technician Accreditation (ATA) standard has now qualified its 8,000 technicians.
Cameron Sports Cars, the Bath-based independent Porsche specialist, has been appointed as Tygan Motor Company’s regional dealer for the South West of England.
Thurlow Nunn has launched a trade-to-trade website aimed at helping it turn used cars more quickly.
Car horns in a More Than insurance radio ad are distracting, complained one listener, who claimed it was potentially harmful to those driving in their cars.
The Gatwick Group has taken on a Hyundai franchise at its 1.3-acre site in Crawley, West Sussex.
A Mitsubishi Outlander ad, showing the vehicle in a countryside setting has been challenged by the landowner, who claimed it infringed his privacy and was likely to provoke anti-social behaviour.
Imagine being the chief executive of Fiat this week. There you are, gloomily looking at the Fiat share price, back below €15.
BMW GB has confirmed its attendance at the 2008 Canary Wharf Motorexpo in June. It will promote its new launches at the London event, six weeks ahead of the British International Motor Show, which it is not attending.
Trade valuations experts at CAP are including CO2 data in the Black Book for the first time from May.
Lexus (GB) has appointed Belinda Poole as director with overall responsibility for all Lexus operations in Great Britain.
AM talks to Chris Williams, Renault regional general manager South Wales.
Mangoletsi, the Cheshire-based Alfa Romeo dealership, has delivered the first 8C Competizione out of the UK’s allocation of 41.
Autoquake, the online used car retailer, has been guaranteed £6 million of venture capital funding to help the Leeds-based business expand internationally.
Kia Motors (UK) has issued a warning to its customers of an e-mail scam hiding behind the brand.
Tom Purves will join Rolls-Royce Motor Cars as its new chief executive officer in July.
After months of toing and froing SAIC, owner of NAC MG UK, has now said it will start construction of its TF roadster at Longbridge in July. But don't hold your breath - this follows two previous target start dates which had passed by with no sign of the market-ready cars.
SsangYong has announced plans to begin production of 20 new models by 2014, representing a €1.9bn (£1.52m) future investment for the Korean carmaker.
Audi's Q5 SUV, which sits below the Q7, will be priced at £30,000 when it reaches the UK at the end of this year.
Geoff Polites, chief executive officer of Jaguar Land Rover, has died in his home country of Australia after battling a serious illness for the past two years.
Bentley has said its high-earning customers have been unnerved by the credit crunch which is curbing their spending.
