The fastest selling used cars in April were petrol models as demand for the fuel outweighed that of diesel for the first time, according to Indicata.
Volvo has become the third largest manufacturer in the personal leasing market, according to Leasing.com.
Cap HPI is working with car manufacturers to ensure that vehicle price data can be updated in its system promptly, in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
Salaries in the automotive industry have risen by 7.5% in the last year, according to CV Library.
Toyota Financial Services has bought a majority stake in ride-sharing provider Faxi in order to develop its own car-pooling platform.
Mitsubishi Motors UK has showcased the winner of its first Truck King Battle competition, at the Badminton Horse Trials.
Lexus dealers will be offering a higher level of customer service to prospective buyers following the launch of a new test drive promise.
Pentagon Motor Group has adopted Apple’s Business Chat technology across its dealerships to allow customers to communicate via instant iMessage.
Medium term rental can provide car dealers with the opportunity to double their sales, according to Meridian Vehicle Solutions.
The Government is being advised to bring forward its ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2040 to 2030, in a new report from the Committee on Climate Change.
Car retailers must elevate their customer service offering as sales of premium cars surge, according to AX.
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is planning to buy taxi firm Addison Lee in a potential £300m deal, according to reports.
SsangYong Motors UK has appointed Ian Wilson as dealer recruitment manager to oversee the growth of the brand’s dealer network.
Peugeot has started accepting online reservations for the new 208 and e-208 EV, prior to the car going on sale in September.
Colin Hutton, fleet director at Vindis Group, on why electric vehicles (EVs) are going to shake up the fleet market over the next two years
