Independent vehicle leasing and fleet management specialist Zenith has named Richard Jones as its new group chief executive.
BYD's latest model, the SEAL U DM-i (PHEV), has achieved a 93% average score in the Green NCAP assessments, earning a prestigious 5-star rating.
Automotive retail software provider Pinewood has reported significant progress in the first half of FY24, executing a roll-out of its system into Lithia UK dealers and expanding internationally.
G3 Vehicle Auctions chose its 15th anniversary last month to launch a new sales schedule designed to align sale events with the stock profile needs of its dealer network
After an illustrious 40-year career in the automotive industry, including two decades with Sytner Group and the last ten years as its chief executive, Darren Edwards has announced his retirement.
US retailing giant Group 1 Automotive has appointed former Lookers’ chief Mark Raban to head its UK operations.
The Manchester-based automotive team at UHY Hacker Young - auditor for the dealer categories in the AM Awards – has become part of fast-growing accountancy firm Cooper Parry.
City Auction Group has strengthened its management team with the appointment of Lee Connor as the new head of business development.
A new £3.5 million Holden Volvo store will open its doors in King’s Lynn later this year, replacing the current Downham Market facility.
Used car marketplace Motorway has reported significant growth in revenue and a reduction in operating losses.
Specialist automotive finance house JBR Capital is set to significantly expand its lending operations in the luxury, hypercar, and supercar markets following its acquisition by Shawbrook Group.
The British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA) has named Toby Poston as its new chief executive succeeding Gerry Keaney who is retiring at the end of the year.
Group 1 has acquired family-owned Soper of Lincoln BMW/MINI, which will generate £94,000,000 in additional annual revenues.
Radical tax reform is not needed to support the UK's transition to electric vehicles (EVs), according to a new report by the non-governmental organisation New AutoMotive.
Carwow has made significant strides toward profitability and expansion, trimming losses to £16.2 million on the back of increased £54.8m revenues.
