Skoda UK has revealed its Retailers of the Year 2009 at an awards ceremony in Prague.
Nissan has revealed the first production pictures of its new B-segment Juke compact crossover which will be built alongside its sister model Qashqai in Sunderland.
Spyker has unveiled how it will run Saab when its acquisition of the brand from General Motors goes through in the next couple of months.
Motor Codes has launched a national competition called Golden Garages to find the UK’s best local service and repair centre to help counter act the bad reputation of the repair industry.
Charles Hurst Jaguar in Belfast sold the highest volume of cars for the month out of the whole Jaguar dealer network in the UK.
Volkswagen’s new Touareg will go on sale in the UK in August and is 20% more fuel efficient than the model it replaces following a reduction of 200kg to the overall bodyweight of the vehicle.
Citroen UK sales director Simon Monahan has left the company.
Audi has released the first details of its new A1 which will hope to topple Mini from its domination of the premium supermini sector.
Repairs to the 180,865 Toyota models recalled across the UK has started today at 206 approved repairers.
Kia Motors (UK) in conjunction with its business specialist dealer, Brindley Kia of Wolverhampton, has secured a deal to supply 92 cars over three years to Avery Berkel, a supplier of retail weighing solutions.
Ford is offering up to £5,000 discounts across its range in order to help boost sales during the plate-change month of March.
The Retail Motor Industry has sent its list of requests for inclusion in Chancellor Darling’s Budget in the spring.
Vauxhall/Opel chief executive officer Nick Reilly has revealed that it will invest €11 billion over the next five years.
Toyota has officially announced a global recall on its third-generation Prius models built before January 27, 2010 and involves 8,500 cars in the UK.
BrandIndex, YouGov’s daily brand perception tracker, has shown that Toyota’s recall has triggered a fall in how the brand is perceived by consumers.
Spyker has entered into a £16 million two year convertible loan agreement with an investment company owned by Heerema Holding Company to help finance its takeover of Saab.
Hartwell Southampton has taken on three new managers to help drive forward its car sales and aftersales business.
Nissan has made a return to profit of £320 million for the last three months of 2009.
As if the woes heaped on Toyota right now by every media outlet around the world and their blog wasn't enough, the bookies are getting in on the act too.
Scrappage registrations now total 316,210, according to released today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.
Akio Toyoda, president of Toyota, has made a formal public apology for the accelerator pedal fault which has caused the manufacturer to recall millions of models worldwide.
Seat has revealed its new Ibiza ST estate which will go on sale in the UK in the summer.
Honda will launch a new six-speed manual CR-Z hybrid coupe across Europe this summer and it will get its world debut at the Geneva Motor Show in March.
JCT600 has invested in online by appointing an online marketing manager and redesigning its website to make it easier for customers to use.
Renault Retail Group has appointed Andrew Feehilly as the new general manager to oversee the Renault London West site in Acton.
The used vehicle market in 2010 will see a general shortage of stock and continuing high levels of demand.
Marshall Motor Group has appointed a new divisional director, Steve Robinson.
Suzuki GB has appointed a new franchise to its dealer network, bringing the total number of dealers to 150.
