After a BBC Top Gear stunt showed a Nissan Leaf running out of charge in Lincoln Nissan has decided to pay for installing a charging point in the city.
Richard Harrison, head of operations at Seat UK, has been promoted to a role within Seat S.A.
AM100 dealer group Caffyns has begun a search for a new chairman as Brian Birkenhead has announced plans to retire next year.
Honda has confirmed that both the new Civic hatchback for Europe and the next generation CR-V will be built at its Swindon assembly plant.
Toyota is the world’s greenest brand, according to a new global survey from the international brand consultancy Interbrand.
In the past three years the Chrysler Jeep and Dodge business has been stripped down from 21 different model lines to just a half-a-dozen.
Subaru hopes to raise tens of thousands of pounds for victims of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami by kicking off a cycle relay from its Warwickshire headquarters.
A long-serving Suzuki dealer has gone into voluntary liquidation.
Administrators have been called in at Doncaster dealership St Legers after it hit financial troubles.
Seat is offering free music downloads to entice consumers into its dealer network.
Eco City Vehicles, the UK 'green' LCV maker, has announced a contract to supply 10 Euro V compliant Mercedes Vito taxis to ComCab.
Automotive Technician Accreditation (ATA) is driving value to motor retail businesses, according to an independent study involving Mercedes-Benz UK, Halford Autocentres and Allparts Automotive.
In the midst of an extremely tough retail market Ford of Britain feels proud that it and its dealers already have 2,000 orders secured for the new Focus Estate just a few weeks since it entered showrooms.
Mitsubishi Motors UK has begun publishing customer satisfaction scores on its national consumer website.
ExxonMobil has launched the Mobil 1 Business Performance Programme to help franchised dealers boost their aftersales business.
