Many of the world's major car, commercial vehicle and public service vehicle manufacturers will join a record number of technology and infrastructure businesses showcasing products at LCV2011 on September 7 and 8.
SsangYong says it is ready to relaunch itself in the UK with the introduction of its new Korando crossover in September.
An industry group has begun a project to help carmakers with a lightweight steel wheel.
India's new car sales fell last month for the first time in almost three years.
The new managing director of Nissan GB says he’s inherited a strong business with great product opportunities and a positive dealer network.
Audi has released the first view of its electric urban vehicle concept, a 1+1 seat light car developed for use in congested cities.
A lack of structured communication between service departments and bodyshops to identify and process ‘incremental work’ loses dealers millions in revenue, according to new research by Accident Exchange.
Suzuki’s next generation Swift Sport will make its world debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show on September 13.
Subaru will unveil the production version of its new XV crossover at the Frankfurt Motor Show on September 13.
Mazda believes its new Skyactiv technology will lead to increased fleet sales as businesses look to reduce whole life costs, fuel bills and tax.
Hyundai has released the first rendering of the next-generation i30 which will be revealed at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September.
Mercedes-Benz Retail Group’s London showrooms in Brentford, Colindale and Croydon have expanded into the LCV market.
Citroen’s owned dealer group will expand into Ireland before the end of this year with the opening of a new showroom in Dublin.
BMW has launched a new video trailer for launch of its i brand which will promote its electric, hybrid and mobility services.
Hartwell has joined forces with Ford of Britain and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) in its centennial year to help boost fundraising activities.
A major new study will help dealers improve profitability by identifying where finance suppliers could adapt and improve their services.
Douglas Rotberg, managing director of Tesco Cars, will share his views on online strategy and brand loyalty at the upcoming AM Used Car Market Conference 2011.
Seat has added a new FR+ derivative to its Leon range to offer greater value for the 61 registration plate.
Fleets will be able to road test the new Volkswagen Crafter for up to six months thanks to a ‘try before you buy’ scheme being launched by the manufacturer.
North east of England Ford dealer Holliways has reported profits have halved in the aftermath of the scrappage scheme.
AM has learned that Jeremy Hicks, director of Audi UK, has left the business.
Directors at the UK's top companies are retiring on pensions of about £175,000 a year, a survey has said.
Nissan is partnering with a housing developer in the USA on a residential electric vehicle wiring project.
Two directors from Snows Group are climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to raise money for a local children’s charity.
Chorley Nissan in Lancashire has signed up to use video marketing at all five of its dealerships.
Trading Standards officers have ordered a franchised dealership to admit to customers it made false claims over servicing.
Installing a new DMS can be an upheaval but could offer long-term rewards.
Land Rover’s summer of outdoor promotions continues in August at the Festival of British Eventing, where it will highlight its product range as an associate sponsor and official vehicle supplier.
BMW makes heavy, expensive, high performance cars. That’s the perception and the perception is not as BMW would like it.
A Staffordshire car dealer has been found dead after he fell from his boat into the sea off North Wales.
