The management team of Hillendale Land Rover in Nelson, Lancashire, have bought out the Preston Group in order to take ownership of the site.
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Dealers could be in line for a second round of rebate claims for overpaid VAT on demonstrator vehicles.
Gilbran has started construction of a new Mercedes-Benz dealership in Truro on behlaf of City West Country (CWC).<P>
Ryland Group has sold a large chunk of its motor retail operations in a move that will push Sytner Group into second place in the AM100.
Japanese manufacturers, Honda and Toyota, have topped a consumer satisfaction survey, which asked for consumer opinion on mortgages, mobile phone providers and banks.
A road accident assistance service is offering its members an instant insurance check available from the crash site on the other drivers involved in the collision.
BCA’s UK operations director Simon Henstock give his opinion on the state of the market.
Ford has announced details today of its ‘Way Forward’ plans, which aims to get its US operations back to profit by 2009.
Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge dealer Marshall of Peterborough is offering Serpentine Green shoppers the chance to star in their very own Hollywood movie.
Hyundai has released the first pictures of its Arnejs concept; the best clue yet as to what will be the replacement for its Accent model next summer.
The 2007 model year Range Rover will be available in the UK later this month, with prices starting from £53,995.
Used car volumes hit a six-year high of 7.3m units in 2005, according to the BCA Used Car Market Report 2005 produced in association with Sewells.
The July 2006 edition of Sewells’ Who Owns Who in the Retail Motor Industry is now published.
Dealer group Pebley Beach is using motme.com to promote its £29.99 MoT test price promise.
Lexus has introduced advanced crash prevention technology into its flagship LS460 saloon.
Total European sales in July were at 1,250,277 units, a decrease of 2.5% (31,856 units) compared to the same period last year.
Lex Vehicle Leasing has won an four year outsourcing contract with the RAC to manage its fleet of 3,350 cars and vans.
DaimlerChrysler has lowered its operating profit forecast for 2006 to €5 billion (£3.37bn) after posting an expected operating loss of €1bn (£673m) for its Chrysler Group.<P>
Ford is to offer redundancy and early retirement packages to all of its 75,000 unionised US workers in its ‘Way Forward’ plan.
Yokohama has launched a new range of tyres, named A.drive, C.drive and S.drive. A.drive is an all-rounder for compact cars and small hatchbacks.
Robert Wyper Ltd has announced it is opening its new £500,000 service centre extension in mid-September.
Fix Auto, the Canadian-born accident repair franchise, has recruited its 20th bodyshop into its growing UK network.
Gateway Autos in Manchester has gone into administration, ending months of speculation.
Bodyshop Anderson & Young has closed after more than a quarter century in the accident repair industry.
Blakemores, the Birmingham-based law firm, has been appointed to provide full accident management services to the Dixon Motor Group.
AM-online's sister title Sewells has released its latest Insight newsletter.
Inchcape has this afternoon announced that Graeme Potts is stepping down from the board and is leaving the group.
Norwich Union will cut 4,000 jobs across the UK by 2008 in an effort to cut costs.
Heathcliffe Robertshaw, UK sales manager at Lotus Cars, says improvements are necessary before the dealer network can sell the British company’s next supercar in 2008.
