Large numbers of de-fleeted vehicles, postponed PCP returns and terminated PCP agreements caused by Covid-19 will cause a negative ripple effect on car values, according to Automotive Services International (ASI).
Automotive Services International has said automotive finance payment deferrals introduced during the coronavirus pandemic could see customers incur unintended costs.
While used car performance helped to deliver stable levels of profit and volume in 2019 there have been some signs of an early wobble in 2020 with pressure on petrol values in particular.
MFG Group chief executive Declan Gaule speaks to AM's Tom Seymour about the company's developments for 2020
Nearly half of UK public transport users (48%) said they would be less likely to use it once lockdown restrictions have been lifted, according to new research by Auto Trader.
While new car sales have been impacted by UK showrooms closing, car manufacturers are still putting offers together for Q2 and customers can apply for credit.
Auto Trader has confirmed it will continue to make its advertising packages free for dealers following the three week extension to the coronavirus lockdown into May.
While March's 44.4% registrations decline did not reveal the full extent of the automotive retail sector's COVID-19 coronavirus lockdown decline, Auto Trader has insisted that car buyers are still researching their next purchase.
After initial panic and confusion, has the industry got to grips with data collection?
Japanese and Korean manufacturers came out top for how retailers rated the competitiveness of their retail finance offers in the National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA)’s latest Winter 2019/20 Dealer Attitude Survey (DAS).
AM looks at the explosion in different online automotive offerings available in the UK and explores how this very crowded marketplace is affecting retailers.
Success of this family business owes much to its dedication to having the right people, says Holden Group chief executive Tim Holden
Arnold Clark has opened its newly refurbished Stirling Volvo dealership after it moved further up Kerse Road for its makeover.
The London EV Company (LEVC) is expecting to increase its sales volumes by 50% to 3,750 units to this year as it gears up for expansion.
Vantage Leasing, the company offering personal and business contract hire, saw a 700% increase in demand at its business for plug-in vehicles last year.
