Morgan Motor Company has chosen Avon Tyres as its new supplier for the Aero 8. Morgan will fit Avon’s ZZ3 to the Aero 8.
The Volvo XC90 is celebrating its third birthday with strong residual values from Parker’s, the price guide publication.
Direct mail is on the increase as a form of targeted marketing by the motor retail sector, according to new Royal Mail data.
Chrysler Jeep and Dodge dealer, Marshall of Peterborough, is enticing families into its showroom in a low-cost marketing initiative.
Subaru has sponsored Britain’s top downhill skier, Finlay Mickel, giving him a five-door Impreza WRX as transport to his training.
Lex is urging the relevant authorities to make it clear who is responsible for the display of no smoking stickers in company vehicles.
Almost 500 fleet decision-makers, user-chooser drivers and key staff at contract hire and leasing companies are to take-up Mazda’s ‘Zoom-Zoom Challenge’ at a track day.
The new Mini will hit UK roads next month after a hugely successful first five and a half years for the brand.
Mitsubishi Motors has reported a narrower net loss of 16.1 billion yen (£70.8 million) for the first half of the fiscal year, helped by favourable exchange rates and lower costs.
Renault dealers will have to start swotting up on their ‘4Es’ if they want to hit the targets set by boss Carlos Ghosn in his 2009 plan.
When it comes to new cars, the UK public would rather have technology designed to make driving easier than electronic gadgets.
Unions are threatening to step up their action after Peugeot announced plans to close its Ryton plant near Coventry six months earlier than expected.
Craig Cooper has been appointed as general manager of XPart, Europe’s official MG Rover parts supplier.
British Gas has chosen Kwik-Fit Fleet to provide fast-fit cover to its 10,000 LCV fleet.
Just Car Clinics, the independent chain of collision repair centres, has added two more sites to its portfolio.
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders has welcomed Nicholas Stern's new report on climate change.
CAP has appointed Pina Gogna to spearhead finance sector sales as national sector manager, finance.
TVR owners which contribute to the automotive forum, pistonheads.com, will be staging a rally of support for the workers at the car manufacturer’s factory in Blackpool.
GM is launching a new €400 million (£286m) dealer corporate identity (CI) program throughout Europe. <P>
West Midlands sports car manufacturer Westfield is benefiting from a supply chain initiative to help launch its latest model and boost public awareness of the brand.
Eddie Wright Car Supermarket plans to open a £750,000 preparation centre at its base in Scunthorpe by next spring and expects to recoup its investment outlay within three years.
AM100 dealer group Caffyns is closing its site in East Grinstead, Surrey, where it has traded for 70 years.
AM has announced a new category in this year’s AM Awards focusing on customer service. It takes the number of categories to 20.
Peter Vardy Ltd is implementing a new learning and development scheme across its dealerships in a bid to attract and train the best people in the industry.
John Grose’s Subaru outlet in Woodbridge, Suffolk is now fully operational, five months after the group acquired the dealership from Edmondsons.
Goodyear Dunlop plans to “blow the lid off the fast-fit industry” by expanding its Hi-Q operation, mainly through franchised outlets.
A long-awaited £6.20 increase in the MoT test fee has been put back more than six weeks by the Department for Transport.
Owen Developments, the Oxfordshire aftermarket turbo specialist, has launched a website to let customers buy online.
The new Jaguar XK Coupe has been voted overall ‘Car of the Year’ and ‘Sporting Car of the Year’ at the Scottish Car of the Year Awards 2006.
Nissan and Marc Ecko have revealed a new customized Armada Pathfinder at a VIP event held at New York’s Splashlight Studios.
