The Bank of England has announced that interest rates will stay on hold at 5.25%.
Bentley is planning to produce cars in its range that are capable of running on bio-fuel as part of its environmental strategy.
There won't be a traditional three-door hatchback version of the new Megane – instead the range will gain a coupe based on the concept coupe unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show yesterday.
Kwik-Fit, the automotive repair specialist, has launched a new website which allows customers to book an MoT or service at any one of Kwik-Fit’s 250 UK centres online.
LDV has appointed a Hampshire dealer to bolster its growing network of commercial vehicle specialists.
In the wake of the loss of personal information from Government departments, you may feel you want to make a claim if you know your personal data was tucked away with the estimated 25 million others.
The trouble with scammers is that we all like a good bargain and we can’t resist something that is ‘too good to be true’.
MEOs have noted in a five year plan to reduce Health and Safety accidents by 25% by giving employers with good Health and Safety records tax incentives and preference in state tenders and other financial goodies.
Lawgistics has learned that the Warwickshire Trading Standards Officers recently examined 22 second hand cars and six were deemed unroadworthy.
We’re back from the AM Awards and we can now reveal the full list of winners from the glittering event.
Vertu Motors has announced that its financials for the period ended February 29, 2008, are in line with market expectations.
Bob Lutz, GM vice chairman, product development, and chairman, GM North America, explains the company's plans to push forward biofuel technologies at the Geneva Motor Show.
Twenty years after its US launch, Infiniti has gone live in Europe. It's been a long journey for the brand, which was launched in America in 1988 as Nissan's answer to Toyota's Lexus.
The forgotten car brand of South Korea is looking to jump-start sales in the UK.
With an influx of non-English speaking workers it is inevitable that the issue of understanding policy and instructions on Health and Safety will arise from time to time.
In a groundbreaking case (Corr v IBC Vehicles Ltd 28/02/08) an employer through breach of a Health and Safety duty of care had caused horrific injuries to an employee.
A Doncaster company is mounting a challenge to aftersales market leaders with a range of workshop and other products sold under the Sol-X brand name.
A recent case (Allison v London Underground Ltd) has stipulated that the level of training required for Health and Safety purposes is higher than the general duty of the employer.
CCTV may seem like extra pairs of eyes around the workplace but with its use comes responsibilities in the form of Data Protection Law.
Jim Campbell has left Hyundai UK as its marketing director after spending six years with the company.
Toyota is to invest £88 million in a new small petrol engine plant at its factory in Deeside, North Wales.
Volkswagen has signed up actor Ray Winstone to be the voice of Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles for a six-month radio advertising campaign.
Fortis was the best work provider to be employed by in 2007, according to a poll by the Auto Body Professionals (ABP) Club.
Hyundai’s i-mode concept is a future hint at a possible six-seater MPV which is planned for production.
Porsche’s supervisory board has given the go-ahead for an increased stake of more than 50% in Volkswagen which will give it majority control.
Ford has already revealed the first pictures of its new three-door Fiesta, but has now published the first pictures of the five-door version.
Hyundai plans to double its UK sales to 70,000 a year by 2012 once the tap is turned on at its new European production plant.
Chevrolet could be as big as Vauxhall in Europe, believes GM Europe sales and marketing vice-president Jonathan Browning.
Following Volkswagen’s revelation of the production version of its Scirocco, Seat had revealed its Bocanegra sports coupe to the crowds at the Geneva Motor Show today.
