Articles by Aimee Turner - Page 27

Car ownership remains crucial for young people, with the need for a vehicle increasing among 17-24-year-olds, Auto Trader's latest consumer analysis reveals.

The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) has announced the finalists for the IMI Skills Competitions following the national qualifier events in May and June.

Auction4Cars.com has opened a new auction site in Chingford exclusively for trade customers, marking the business’s first location in London and the South-East.

Used car finance platform Evolution Funding has appointed Duncan Josey to the newly created role of chief strategy officer.

An all-new Cazoo app has been launched just two weeks after Motors acquired the brand.

Vehicle remarketing specialist Aston Barclay has appointed Gordon Inglis as chief revenue officer (CRO) to drive the business’ expansion.

The financial watchdog at the heart of the finance mis-selling probe has hit back at Barclays’ bid to quash a key ruling.

Greenhous Group has promoted Geoff Lowe as head of aftersales at all of its retail dealerships in Shropshire, adding Greenhous Nissan to his existing responsibilities.

BCA has significantly expanded its Thurleigh facility, already one of Europe’s largest combined remarketing, logistics, defleet, and refurbishment centres which is strategically located just off the A6 north of Bedford.

Lexus Hull and Lexus Ipswich have been voted winners of Kiwami Awards which recognise the top-performing centres across Europe.

UK independent dealer Glyn Hopkin Group has been sold to an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT).

Luxury derivatives dominated the top 10 list for highest retail margins on Dealer Auction’s wholesale platform so far this year, with Land Rover vehicles continuing to lead.

Natasha Foley discusses how Consumer Duty served as a catalyst to reflect on BMW Group Financial Services' operational approach and helped it create a more holistic business.

EV adoption is to be at the heart of Motability Operations which is committing to keep pricing low for it 760,000 disabled customers.

Dealers could help car owners save at least an extra £100 million in annual charges by paying for repairs using zero-interest monthly payments, according to Bumper.