The NFDA has joined with its members to launch an innovative new online platform aiming to highlight the wide range of career opportunities in the automotive retail sector.
Research has shown that 47% of drivers with a car on finance do not know how much they have borrowed, according to CarGurus.
The UK used car market “remained strong” in 2017, dipping just -1.1% compared to the previous year, according to SMMT report.
The 2018 BMW X4 will be priced from £42,900 and is available to order from February 15.
Chorley Group has announced the introduction of a digital response team to deal with online sales enquiries.
City Auction Group is in a new business partnership with Vauxhall Finance following Northern Irish auction success.
Volvo dealers across the UK will simultaneously launch the new XC40 on February 22.
A new survey into customer engagement has found that 81% of car buyers would be more likely to buy online from a brand they have already dealt with.
New research by Mazda has revealed that 55% of UK drivers, and almost 60% of European drivers, see a positive future for petrol and diesel engines.
Lookers has paid tribute after its Mercedes-Benz sales executive Stuart Hill was killed in a helicopter crash at the Grand Canyon.
Chris Graham will lead Subaru UK as managing director after replacing Paul Tunnicliffe, who has moved to a different role within the business.
PSA Group has announced a trio of new leisure activity vehicles (LAVs) for its Peugeot, Citroen and Vauxhall brands.
Auto Trader has revealed that the Mini Cooper was the fastest selling used car in January followed by the Fiat 500X.
A 9% drop in new car sales compared to the previous year confirmed that the "market is getting tougher" but used car opportunity remained strong in January, according to enquiryMAX.
TrustFord is hoping to attract 78 talented workers to share its “business success” with the opening of the application process for its largest ever intake of apprentices.
Pendragon’s share price has rallied following the publication of full-year financial results revealed the AM100’s second largest retail group had suffered a 19.9% dip in underlying profit before tax.
The AM-online article 'Car retailers face £158.5 million tax hike over next five years' published on February 6 mistakenly suggested that Nicky Morgan MP had visited Loughborough Volkswagen.
The IMI has called for the industry to stamp out bias towards men ahead of the Gender Pay Gap deadline.
AutosOnShow has announced the launch of its car sales video platform in 20 languages as part of its international expansion.
Stirlng of Hereford has been acquired by Ponthir Suzuki and Honda following Motorline’s earlier acquisition of the group’s Hyundai dealership.
Values of used cars have continued to strengthen in February, according to Cap HPI’s Black Book Live.
Hybrid vehicles could be the right choice for the majority of UK motorists, according to data from What Car’s What Fuel tool.
Motorline has started 2018 with the opening of a £14.5 million car dealership development at Gatwick, featuring Lexus, Hyundai and Peugeot showrooms.
Stephen Hardy of FPX outlines the challenge for automotive parts operations to transfer their products and services onto an easily navigable ecommerce site.
The well documented fall in 2017 car sales was of no surprise to those of us in the industry, who have seen first-hand how successive governments have demonised against diesel car owners without offering viable alternatives to replace existing models.
AutoGravity, a new and used car finance offer aggregator which has attracted the backing of Daimler in its native US, is looking at entering the UK market.
Dealers must relinquish control of the sales process to their customers and accept a new role if they are to survive in the digital age, automotive industry experts have warned.
The Finance and Leasing Association’s head of motor finance Adrian Dally has said that lenders expect a “stable” 2018 after full-year results from 2017 revealed new business had grown 2% by value and 7% by volume.
Jennings Motor Group has celebrated reaching new heights with its charitable work after its two-year fundraising effort in aid of the Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS) succeeded in raising over £250,000.
Renault Retail Group won the AM Award for Best Training & Development programme.
