HR Owen has reopened its Bugatti London showroom in Mayfair after developing the UK’s first dedicated showroom for the brand.
Land Rover has topped the automotive brands featured in the annual UK Customer Satisfaction Index (UKCSI) for 2016.
NatWest has written to businesses to warn it may have to charge to accept deposits if interest rates are cut below 0%.
Epyx is aiming to recruit more garages to its 1link Service Network in order to handle an increase in the average age of vehicle on the e-commerce platform.
The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) is predicting manufacturing output and domestic orders to slow over this quarter in the wake of Brexit.
Essex-based Big Cars has appointed Lee Pembroke as sales director and Julie Wallman as head of marketing.
A former Arthur Prince Volkswagen sales executive, who left the job to concentrate on his hockey career, will compete for Great Britain at the Rio 2016 Olympics.
Car buyers are concerned the Brexit result will push up the price of fuel and insurance, according to an AA poll.
Alan Day Volkswagen’s volunteer work has helped rugby club Saracens win an award for their work with disabled youngsters within their community.
The fastest selling car in the UK in June was the 2015 Hyundai ix35 Crossover in petrol manual form, which took just 19 days to sell.
Peugeot is hoping its facelifted 2008 SUV will give its 66-plate registration sales campaign a boost in September.
The new Mercedes-Benz E-Class estate will be priced from £37,935 when order books open in October.
Vehicle remarketing company Aston Barclay has appointed David Case as its new group systems manager.
Close Brothers Motor Finance is looking to grow its business this year with the help of used car PCPs in the independent dealer market.
Self-service, data integration, seamless digital-to-showroom transitions and virtual reality all figure in dealers’ futures.
