The Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMI) is asking the Government to financially support a “swappage” scheme which will incentivise customers that change their car for a more efficient new model.
Caffyns has reported a first-half year profit before tax increase to £512,000 in comparison to £241,000 over the same period in 2011.
Over 70% of motorists would not consider buying a vehicle that can drive itself according to a new consumer survey by Bosch.
A survey of 2,500 ‘in-market car buyers’ by Motoring.co.uk shows that motorists still believe franchised dealers are too expensive for servicing.
Unite, the UK’s largest union, is seeking reassurances from Aston Martin that potential new investment in the brand will be used to secure jobs in the UK.
The European Commission have given the green light to open free trade agreement (FTA) negotiations with Japan.
The AM Awards 2013 are fast approaching and guests wishing to attend can gain access to an early bird discount if they book a table before December 1.
Porsche will launch its next-generation Cayman next year and has revealed the model at the LA Motor Show.
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders has called on the Chancellor of the Exchequer to revisit three core areas of vehicle taxation that impact motorists and the industry in his Autumn Statement next week.
The Institute of the Motor Industry has supported an independent of apprenticeships which has called on the Government to improve the quality of the programme and make them more focused on the needs of employers.
Toyota plans to reinforce the message that most of the cars it sells in Europe are built in Europe, especially in the UK.
Stability in the UK used car market is expected to be undermined by pre-registration activity, according to research from CAP Black Book Live.
BMW has created a three-door coupe version of its i3 electric car to help expand its i-family of models.
Nissan GB has appointed Jon Pollock as its corporate sales director and Guillaume Masurel as its marketing director.
The managing directors of BMW UK and Ford of Britain have been appointed to help lead the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
Dacia’s new new Lodgy has received three stars in the latest series of Euro NCAP tests.
Service advisers have seen their average wage increase by £12,000 over the last four years, according to new figures compiled by Jobco-op Automotive.
Cooper solutions is aiming to double its revenue after hiring a man who has worked for some of the biggest names in business.
Subaru has announced that the fourth-generation Forester will launch in the UK next summer.
The cost of technology development in new cars, and the higher cost to the consumer, may mean some hold onto their cars longer in future.
In October demand for new commercial vehicles was down by 9.4% in the EU, compared to October last year, amounting to 147,211 units.
A series of "carscapes" or motoring-related sites, including the birthplace of the Morris Oxford car, have been given listed building status by the Government.
The Hungarian Government and Magyar Suzuki Corporation have signed a strategic partnership agreement, establishing the framework for further expansion of MSC’s manufacturing and developing activities in Hungary.
Motor Codes has compiled a report on customer satisfaction with car dealers and service centres across the UK.
A recent survey by The Association of British Insurers (ABI) reveals that more than three in four people believe there should be restrictions on young drivers after they pass their test.
SMA Vehicle Remarketing has announced growth of their own transport fleet with the addition of 20 new road transporters, to ensure timely distribution of vehicles to dealers across the UK.
MotorTrade, Arval’s international e-commerce platform for used car sales exceeded the 200,000 mark at the end of September 2012.
ONE of Northern Scotland's largest independent groups has added Dacia and SsangYong to its franchise lists.
Land Rover's success with its latest models may lead to pressure on its used car operations in future.
General Motors has agreed to buy the rest of Ally Financial international auto-finance businesses, including operations in Europe, in a deal with proceeds of $4.2 billion.
