Loyal Terios owner, Ronnie Woods cannot believe his luck after having the entire cost of his new car reimbursed as part of Daihatsu’s 100th anniversary celebrations.
New car production in the UK rose by 4.3% in January, the first increase since May 2006.
Vauxhall has revealed an extremely sneaky preview of its yet-to-be-named Vectra replacement.
TMD Friction workers will be balloted for strike action in a dispute over the planned closure of the Clecheaton brake manufacturing site.
Citroen is now giving away a free portable DVD pack worth £300 to all customers purchasing a new Xsara Picasso, Berlingo Multispace or C8 people carrier before the end of March.
Thatcham has rejected Carter & Carter’s bid to buy its mechanical and body repair training business.
Tony Blair has told more than a million people who signed an online petition against road charging that pricing will not be forced onto people and should not be seen as a ‘stealth tax’.
Ridgeway Group, the Berkshire and Oxfordshire-based dealer group representing Audi, Volkswagen, Skoda and VW Commercials, have purchased Pentagon.
Dealers and manufacturers should adopt a ‘back to basics’ approach to large 4x4 sales in an effort to counter the sales threat posed by environmental concerns.
European new car sales remain buoyant, recording a year-on-year rise of 1.0% (12,349 units) in January, 2007.
Results from sales around the UK.
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The Scottish Motor Trade Association (SMTA) has slammed proposals backed by Chancellor Gordon Brown’s Treasury to lengthen the time between MoT Tests to two years rather than annually.
LSUK, the official supplier of all parts, tools, uniforms, accessories and consumables to the AA's fleet of 2,800 patrols, has announced that its Tunbridge Wells branch has been chosen as the winner of its 'AA Branch of the Year' award.
The Jeep brand is expanding into new territory with its new compact Compass model, which will go on sale in the UK in May.
Iveco has announced two senior appointments at its worldwide headquarters in Turin, with Franco Augusto and Antonio Picca Piccon taking on the roles of senior vice president financial services and chief financial officer of Iveco respectively.
Irvine Skoda in Somerset has sold a very loyal customer their 27th Skoda.
Company car drivers are shunning navigation aids in favour of parking sensors and in-car entertainment upgrades when choosing accessories for their company car, according to Lex, the UK contract hire and leasing company.
Subaru (UK), the West Midlands-based car importer, has opened its new £10 million corporate headquarters.
Vauxhall’s new Antara SUV will be priced from £19,850 on-the-road when it goes on sale in July.
British drivers are calling for car manufacturers to provide more information on the environmental impact of their cars, according to new research by Gilbran, Europe’s automotive real estate company.
Vehicle Remarketing Solutions (VRS) has helped Skoda to pass a new milestone with used car sales to over 90% of its network in 2006.
DMS demands a considerable investment and level of commitment from both you, the dealer, and the providers. But do you know what your provider’s five-year strategy is and how it could make an impact on your business?
JPMorgan, the US investment bank, will formally kick off a £7 billion auction for Chrysler as early as this week.
Businesses are today facing the administrative challenges – some would say headache – of an extended London congestion charging zone.
Mazda is expecting its fleet volumes to expand this year by focusing on dealers engaging with sub-100 fleets and the contract hire and leasing sector.
Audi’s redesigned TT Roadster will come with a new fully automatic roof.
More than four hundred attended Kings Toyota Hedge End for the official opening of the dealership.
SKF (UK) has appointed Mark Dolloway as its new business support manager.
BCA’s most recent sale at its Nottingham auction centre marked the used debuts of S-Max and new Galaxy.
