The overall winner of the AM Rising Stars, in association with Courland Automotive Practice, will have a place reserved on the highly regarded Ashridge Leadership Process course.
Lexus hasn’t launched a new model in the UK for almost two years; what has it been up to?
Clive Sutton, once the UK’s most successful ChryslerJeep dealers, this week finally abandoned conventional franchised car selling to provide exclusive brands to wealthy clients in London and mainland Europe.
Proton Cars (UK) Limited’s new flagship retail site at Carrow Road, the home of Norwich City Football Club, has opened for business.
At midday today Honda unveiled the new Civic Concept, a five door hatchback exclusively developed for the European market.
Mazda will unveil four new vehicles, set for production in the UK, at the Geneva Motor Show this week.
Vauxhall has revealed its sport version of the new Zafira which will make its debut at the show.
The new generation Lexus IS makes its world debut at the Geneva Motor Show, marking the introduction of diesel in the company’s range.
Toyota has announced that its Avensis will now have two new 2.2-litre D-4D diesel engines.
Aston Martin will unveil the production version of its V8 Vantage at the Geneva Motor Show today.
Alan Hodgkinson (58), managing director of Aquilo Motor Services is to retire from the company at the end of March.
The residual values of budget manufacturers, such as Hyundai and Kia, are now competing with or beating their higher profile competitors.
Consumers would foot the bill for the mandatory licensing of the motor trade, the Retail Motor Industry Federation has warned.
The first results of a joint venture between Toyota and PSA Peugeot Citroen have rolled off the production line.
Glenvarigill, the Scottish dealer group, is trying to move on from an embarrassing accounting mystery which caused it to lose millions of pounds and halve the size of the business.
The SMMT is hoping for public money to promote the 2006 British International Motor Show following the decision to move it to London’s ExCel centre.
Fiat and Alfa Romeo’s UK dealers were due to be briefed at a conference this week on likely changes following the ending of Fiat Auto’s five-year partnership with General Motors.
A private investment firm has declared a major shareholding in Caffyns plc. Following a statement to the London Stock Exchange, shares in the £153m turnover retailer hit an all-time high of 917.5p.
Nissan president and chief executive officer Carlos Ghosn has ruled out bringing hybrid cars to Europe any time soon, despite having the technology in place.
Fiat Auto UK is beginning a campaign designed to increase the skills of staff employed at Fiat and Alfa Romeo dealerships.
The DVLA is withdrawing Motor Vehicle Licence Savings from sale on March 31.
Ford pre-registered more cars than any other manufacturer in January. The company registered a total of 344 units in an industry total of 612 units.
Arnold Clark enjoyed a rise in turnover in 2004 to £1.6 billion compared with £1.47 billion in 2003. Pre-tax profit was up 23% at £57 million.
Is he Essex man by another name, Mr Average, or Mr Travelling Salesman?
Inchcape has announced that its operating profit, before goodwill amortisation and exceptional items, was up by 25.1% to £176.2m (2003: £135.8 million) for the year to December 31, 2004.
Audi has added a new model to its TT sports range.
Porsche has announced that earnings in the first half of its financial year increased 6.3% as sales of the Cayenne sport-utility vehicle grew and the company introduced a new 911-model sports car.
The Blackpool sports car manufacturer TVR is to make redundancies representing almost 20% of its workforce, it announced on Friday.
Jaguar announced a new Limited Edition X-Type enhancing the range ahead of the key March plate change.
The number of new cars sold on finance dropped in January by 8% compared to last year, according to the Finance and Leasing Association.
