Despite the delay to Brexit and a broadly flat Q1 for private registrations (down 0.8%), UK customers are continuing to buy cars.
Automotive employers are increasing salaries to attract workers as Brexit uncertainty and ongoing industry training issues shrink the pool of potential recruits
To offset the risk of gridlocked ports and 10% tariffs in the event of ‘no deal’, some vehicle manufacturers pushed as much stock as possible into the UK in Q1
Alex F Noble & Son is funding has helped to fund an Edinburgh College student’s scholarship on electric vehicle engineering.
The automotive industry has seen salaries and vacancies increase in March this year, with pay up 5.2% year-on-year and vacancies up 3.1% month-on-month.
The introduction of GDPR over the last 12 months appears to be behind a slight increase in online motor finance conversion rates, says iVendi.
WhoCanFixMyCar.com has appointed Andrew Harrison, a former chief executive and chairman of Carphone Warehouse, as its new chairman.
CECRA is calling for checks and balances from the European Commission (EC) to give more power to dealers over franchise agreements and connected car data.
Volkswagen Financial Services and Drover has started a pilot to offer vehicle subscription services to UK customers starting from £514 a month.
Nearly three quarters of car owners (71%) have said they are now considering an electric vehicle (EV) as their next car, up from 25% in September 2017, according to research by Auto Trader.
Group 1 Automotive has renewed its partnership with Manheim for remarketing services for 14,000 cars until the end of the year.
When it comes to selling paint protection, sales executives really need to believe in the product
Senior ID50 executives on how lower margins, more competition for good-quality stock and Brexit may affect the outlook for 2019
Toyota, Mercedes-Benz and Kia have had their finance offers ranked as the best by their respective networks
Car dealers should have a plan for a long-term leader’s departure, expected or not
