BCA’s latest Pulse report shows that July’s overall volumes, model mix and demand levels were similar to those in June.
Spyker, the new owner of Saab, said it lost €139m after tax in the first half in its first set of results since acquiring the Swedish car brand from General Motors.
The domestic economy grew at its fastest pace for nine years in the second quarter as boosted by the construction sector and strong household spending.
Toyota has announced a further recall involving more than one million cars in the US and Canada with potentially faulty engine control systems.
Proton is offering a number of finance deals to coincide with the September plate change and available until the end of the month.
The IS range has undergone its most significant changes since launch says Lexus.
The Audi A3 is proving to hold more of its value than any other car sold last year according to residual value tracking by Auto Trader.
The BMW 3 Series is the most desirable used car, according to customers of online used car retailer Autoquake.com.
A group of women have taken part in an initiative designed to tackle the gender bias in the automotive industry.
Dealers have submitted their burning questions to consumers about the used car market to help form the basis of Auto Trader’s session at the Used Car Market Conference 2010 on September 29.
An iPad application has been developed for Lexus.
Nissan has started production of its new Juke compact crossover in Sunderland which will go on sale next month.
Ford has updated its Mondeo with a tweaked exterior and restyled interior ready for the September plate change.
Infiniti will be adding “moving object detection” to its 360 degree parking display system on its models.
Mercedes-Benz will show its next generation CLS four-door coupe at September's Paris Motor Show.
Tim Hudson has taken the managing director's role at auction group Aston Barclay following the retirement of Les Scarborough.
Honda dealers will get a hybrid version of the Jazz in early 2011.
Chevrolet's first entrant into the European MPV segment, the Orlando, will be on show at the Paris Motor Show on September 30.
A brand new Apple iPad is on offer to dealers who take part in a new survey from AM and Sewells looking at what they think of finance houses - but time is running out.
The first students to take a degree in automotive management straight from A-levels have graduated.
Harratts Mitsubishi has doubled its sales since last year and will now be offering new servicing deals to bring in more customers in the second half of this year.
The Finance & Leasing Association (FLA) has revised its Specialist Automotive Finance (SAF) Competence Test and SAF Reference Material to provide dealers with the latest knowledge on finance products and regulation.
Ford’s next-generation Focus will be on show at the Paris Motor Show next month.
Niche sports car maker Morgan Motor Company trebled its pre-tax profits in 2009 while sales grew 20%.
Vince Cable, the business secretary, is today visiting automotive businesses in the West Midlands, including Aston Martin at Gaydon and Jaguar at Warwick University.
AM has launched a new category for its annual AM Awards ceremony to recognise outstanding suppliers in the industry and promote these suppliers to senior management within the franchised dealer market.
The UK's average new car CO2 emissions fell 5.6% in the past year, according to a study by DrivenData.
Peugeot is claiming a world first with its 3008 crossover powered by a diesel-electric hybrid powertrain.
Saab has appointed a single company to handle its customer relationship management (CRM) services across seven countries in Europe, including the UK.
A business confidence monitor from The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) has echoed dealer views that the second half of this year will be slow.
