The Jaguar F-Type Coupe will go on sale in the UK in the summer and will be available with a high performance R model.
Volkswagen is recalling 2.6 million cars worldwide due to a range of potential problems, which include lights and leaking fuel lines on certain models, and an issue affecting its seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox.
Mini has today unveiled the new Mini Hatch, the car which has defined a segment since 2001.
The new registration plate change in September is extending to two months, not just one month according to online remarketing specialist Autorola UK.
Peugeot UK has announced changes to its senior management, effective from January 1.
Ford main dealer group Peoples has marked its 30th anniversary by doubling its profits for the last financial year.
Ford Retail Group has conducted a review of its operations in Northern Ireland.
A franchised dealership in Sussex may face a fight for permission to expand.
Hyundai will get its face made up as its new design chief sets out on his task to put clear space between it and sister brand Kia.
Renault’s electric supermini ZOE is now flying even higher after being adopted at the RSPB’s headquarters.
The average UK dealer made a profit of £67,000 in September boosted by customers heading to showrooms in the plate-change month.
The answer is: yes but the spoils will be greater for those who best manage the basics and act on the different market forces which will come into play.
ŠKODA expects to end this year with global sales of between 950-980,000, confident that the figure could top the one million mark for the first time in its history in 2014 as it heads towards its target of 1.5m sales by 2018.
Despite increasing global sales and factory output hitting capacity, Kia has no plans to add any new plants in the near future. The emphasis instead will be on improving quality and brand image.
An unprecedented level of staff donations to Ben has seen Cambria Automobiles awarded the 'platinum' quality mark for its support for the automotive charity.
In the best financial news for years, the Bank of England has declared that the UK recovery has finally ‘taken hold’, with the economy now ‘growing robustly’.
Alfa Romeo is offering £2,000 off its Alfa MiTo 1.4 TB MultiAir 170 bhp Quadrifoglio to retail customers as part of its 90 year anniversary of the performance badge.
Tesla’s Model S all electric saloon will be priced from £49,900 (which includes the £5,000 Government plug-in car grant) and right hand models will arrive in the UK before the end of March 2014.
The UK’s recovering economy is boosting consumer confidence, with 44% of motorists looking to change their car next year, according to consumer research from motoring.co.uk.
Lexus, Porsche and Mercedes-Benz are the best franchises for retaining service customers within the franchised dealer network, according to a new study by Warranty Direct.
Peugeot’s new performance focussed RCZ R will be priced from £31,995 and is available to order from November 18.
Nissan’s new Qashqai will be priced from £17,595 when it goes on sale in the UK in January.
Independent invoice finance provider Positive Cashflow Finance has highlighted an increase in the number of SMEs using alternative finance.
Mercedes-Benz UK says its new ECO SE models, available from January 2014, will feature weight-saving measures, powertrain refinements and improved aerodynamics.
Many motorists are still in the dark about the true value of their car, with one in three incorrect about the value of their car, according to CAP.
Peter Vardy will open its six acre used car specialist site CarStore in Braehead, south west Glasgow next month.
Sue Myers, former sales process finance and insurance director at Marshall Motor Group, has been appointed to the new senior role of head of sales process at GForces.
The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) has awarded five Scottish companies with its Alba Recognition Awards for their contributions in helping research various forms of training across the UK motor industry.
Lexus has revealed the first official images of its new CT200h ahead of the Guangzhou Motor Show.
Average values for light commercial vehicles remained high in October, with values down by just £7 from September’s record level.
