Business pages on Facebook can expect organic reach to decline even further this year with zero organic reach likely in the long run.
Inverness-based franchised dealer Ness Motors has sold its 1,000 Dacia car 19 months since the value brand's introduction.
Halfords Autocentres has launched a 'privilege service plan' that enables its customers to budget for their annual service and MoT by paying a fixed monthly sum.
The UK's biggest franchised dealer, Pendragon, is taking on undergraduate recruits.
Consumers continue to be fixated on cost when it comes to choosing their next car, according to research from Motors.co.uk.
MPs have been accused of being "out of touch" with the world of work by the Institute of the Motor Industry.
Dealers preparing for plate-change September after the best half-year for new car registrations since 2005 have been urged to retain a focus on their used car sales.
Car dealers will get more from their employees if they leave some things up to their own initiative.
Driverless cars will legally be able to drive on UK roads from January, Business Secretary Vince Cable has announced.
Jaguar's pre-launch marketing to include Sande, actor Idris Elba and designer Stella McCartney.
An 'ultra low emissions zone' announced by London mayor Boris Johnson may cut car ownership in the capital, say industry observers.
BEN, the automotive industry charity, has extended its help and support to those affected by the collapse of Unipart Automotive.
Audi is on course to smash its UK sales records in 2014, with insiders predicting 12.5% growth.
A Mitsubishi dealership from Finchley had such success with a pop up shop it plans to repeat the exercise for future plate-change campaigns.
Nigel Stead, former Lex Autolease chief executive and current non-executive director at Vertu Motors, has taken up another non-executive director post with APD Research.
Inchcape said a higher mix of vehicle sales and price pressures were behind a decline in its first-half results.
Car clubs are to get £500,000 in government funds, says Transport Minister Baroness Kramer.
The explosion in new cars financed on PCP will not lead to oversupply in the used market, says CAP.
Xavier Chardon has been appointed head of marketing at Volkswagen Passenger Cars, succeeding Simon Thomas who is leaving the company.
TL Darby is relocating its Volkswagen car dealership in preparation for growth.
A new seminar-style event designed to appoint more dealers to the RAC Approved Network is being held in Scotland.
The continuing strength of the sub-£5K used car market shows that value-for-money motoring is likely to persist well into the economic recovery, says The Warranty Group.
The RMI has announced new roles for highly respected motor retail leaders Peter Jones and Peter Johnson.
Group 1 Automotive, the US dealer group, says its UK division generated gross profits up 35.7% to £34.2m or $58.2m on turnover up 31.8% to $499m in the six months to June 20.
North gate Volkswagen in Bury St Edmunds has been thanked by a soldier for coming to his aid when his pregnant wife was in labour.
The sale of a faulty Mercedes-Benz has landed a Christchurch car dealer with a £7,000 fine.
Lexus has been ranked Britain’s number one car manufacturer again, this time in the nation’s biggest survey of car reliability, the 2014 Which? Car Survey.
The Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC) has selected the University of Warwick as the site for its hub location, supporting the ten year, £1 billion industry and government commitment to the development of low carbon propulsion systems.
Tesla has opened a new store and service centre in the UK.
The IMI’s automotive themed Headlight competition for secondary school students studying business and enterprise, has been won by an all girl team from Tavistock College.
