Seat’s new marketing director, Giuseppe Tartaglione, has outlined in an interview with the German industry paper Automobilwoche a new model investment strategy aimed at reversing the Spanish company’s €6.25m (£4.3m) loss last year.
Businesses sourcing parts from China are failing to achieve expected cost savings.
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has made more than £6 million last year selling access to the names and addresses of motorists to private sector companies such as wheel clamper, bailiffs and debt collection agencies.
Vauxhall’s Astra Sport Hatch is now available with Panoramic windscreen.
Peugeot will debut its new 907 V12 GT at the Goodwood Festival of Speed on July 8.
Peugeot has started production of its 307 sedan model at the group’s plant in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Toyota will completely revamp its petrol engine and transmission line-up by 2010 in order to strengthen its efforts to preserve the environment.
Kia has extended its Zapp! range to include the automatic Rio 1.4 petrol and the 1.5 diesel version, cutting prices on both cars down to £8,495.
They suffer from sleepless nights, constant interruptions and mounting stress levels - but parents are among the safest drivers on the road, according to new research from Privilege Insurance.
General Motors will build a manufacturing facility on the outskirts of St. Petersburg which will start production in late 2008.
Car dealers no longer have to keep pre-registered cars for three months before selling them, the OFT has confirmed.
“Traditional fixed site car auctions will be around for many years, however, the internet will take an increasing share of the auction business having grown 10 fold in the past five years."
Mercedes-Benz is racing 33 of its new E-class models from Paris to Beijing to put its latest incarnation to the test.
Two limited edition sports cars designed by the man behind the Aston Martin DBS that James Bond will drive in Casino Royale are about to make their debut on Britain's roads.
Jaguar Cars has been awarded the Gold Award Quality Mark by BEN, the Motor and Allied Trades Benevolent Fund.
David Anderson, a founding partner of Anderson Clark Motor Repairs of Inverness, has been killed in a motoring accident.
Autoworld has chosen Experian to help market its vehicle stock to a wider audience.
Autotrade-mail.com, the UK internet used car trading service, is embarking on a business expansion to secure a major share of the used car dealer market.
Avon Rubber, the engineering group, has entered into a conditional agreement to sell Avon Automotive to Petrol Automotive Holdings.
Carmakers are looking to ‘chip profit’ out of their distribution networks in order to slash costs.
Mini UK has sold its allocation of the new Cooper S with John Cooper Works GP kit in advance of its on sale date next month.<P>
European Motor Holdings has acquired a Land Rover dealership from the Hartwell Group in St Helens for £500,000.
Honda will unveil a new three-door Civic at the British International Motor Show in July, completing the ‘built in Britain’ line-up of its hatchbacks.
GP Automotive has extended its range of Brembo brake discs and is firmly backing the brand’s new OE initiative, which will provide matching quality part numbers that conform to original equipment specifications.
With just over a month to go before the launch of the Eos coupe cabriolet, Volkswagen has revealed a new website for potential buyers.
Citroen has added three new VTX models to its Xsara Picasso range.
Jaguar’s new XKR model will makes its global debut at the British International Motor Show on July 18.
Mazda’s European sales were up by 18% (25,300 units) in May compared to the same month last year.
Britain's oldest mechanic is still working full-time - at the age of 99.
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has launched a new apprenticeship programme today.
