Articles by Aimee Turner - Page 20

Macklin Motors has unveiled a brand new Toyota centre on Heathfield Road in Ayr, expanding its presence in the west of Scotland after securing the Toyota franchise in 2022.

BMW has slashed its 2024 sales and earnings forecasts, citing significant expenses tied to a global recall affecting over 1.5 million vehicles.

Glyn Hopkin has appointed Tim Murphy as chief operations officer (COO).

Jaguar’s downsizing to just three core models and leaving behind its six- or seven-vehicle portfolio is crucial in its bid to emulate the "irrational need" for ultra-luxury, much like designer handbags.

North West dealership group Chorley is celebrating a significant milestone in its 20-year partnership with fire prevention and security specialist Black Box Group.

Greenhous Group has opened two new vehicle refurbishment facilities in Livingston, Scotland, and Cold Meece in the Midlands, following the acquisition of sites from Cazoo earlier this year.

A new survey from the Startline Used Car Tracker reveals that almost half of dealers (47%) believe that the ZEV Mandate targets should be relaxed

Latest analysis from Cap HPI shows a strong used market in September, after a buoyant summer.

Suzuki GB has announced that Dale Wyatt, director of automobile, will retire in March 2025 after 17 successful years with the brand.

The Platinum Motor Group, owned by Renrod, has expanded its offerings at the Meridian Motor Park in Trowbridge by adding Citroën to its lineup.

Motiv Finance has launched a new customer retention platform tailored specifically for independent motor finance companies.

AM100 dealer group JCT600’s Vehicle Leasing Solutions (VLS) has announced a strategic partnership with home charging provider Ohme to offer enhanced electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions for its business fleet customers.

Arbury Motor Group is undergoing a major transformation initiative marking a new phase of strategic growth and innovation.

Renault Group CEO Luca de Meo has warned that Europe’s car manufacturing industry could be fined up to €15 billion ($17.4 billion) due to slowing demand for electric vehicles (EVs), which threatens the sector's ability to meet stricter EU carbon emissions targets.

Grant Thornton mergers and acquisitions team has clinched another significant deal in the automotive sector with the sale of national tyre fitter and retailer Just Tyres.