British sports car manufacturer Lotus has boosted its workforce by 30% and is putting £20m extra investment into product development.
Kia has launched a new EcoDynamics sub-brand which will be applied for its most eco-friendly cars within each model range.
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Magna, the Canadian parts manufacturer which will become the new owner of Vauxhall and Opel, has confirmed it could cut 10,500 jobs across Europe.
Unite, Britain's biggest union, is calling on the Phoenix Four to pay its former 6,000 former MG Rover workers the trust fund it was promised.
Keith Hawes, Renault UK fleet and commercial vehicle director, has decided to leave the company after 10 years in the role in order to “pursue other interests”.
Targeted improvements provide dealerships with plenty of opportunities to increase business
The scrappage scheme is having the desired effect of turning around the slump in new car sales. July registrations are up 2.4% on a year ago, halting a month-on-month slide.
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Pay-as-you-go car hire firm City Car Club has bought its rival WhizzGo for a six figure sum.
Peugeot’s new RCZ Coupe will be priced from £19,900 when it goes on sale in spring next year.
General Motors is hoping an offer of a two month money back guarantee will win back customers left worried by its bankruptcy.
Accident management firm Helphire reports that it stands to lose a fifth of its current credit hire volumes from the withdrawal of referrals from the AA and Saga.
Almost all of the top 25 car manufacturer brands reduced their average carbon dioxide output in the first half of 2009 compared to the same period last year.
Motor finance business volumes remain lower than last year, but the rate of contraction recorded in July is the smallest this year, according to the latest figures released today by the Finance & Leasing Association (FLA).
Lord Mandelson has revealed that the government so far has no intention to extend the scrappage scheme.
AM will be exploring the latest burning issues within used cars and remarketing in a special in depth report in its September 25 issue.
Business Secretary Lord Mandelson is upbeat over the future of UK Vauxhall plants following the successful bid for GM Europe by Magna.
Twenty-one chances to collect a coveted AM Award as new categories are introduced for 2010.
The Phoenix Four took unreasonably large financial rewards from MG Rover but did not break the law, said the report out today.
Used car labelling will ensure dealers open up to customers which can be “no bad thing” said Russell Wythe, dealer principal of Wrights Mazda in Norwich.
Seat has struck a deal with UEFA to become the exclusive presenting sponsor for the Europa League.
Seat is expanding its Ecomotive range with its Altea, Altea XL and Leon models which means dealers will have more flexibility to offer customers models with lower emissions.
The Government is insisting it will continue to work for the best possible future for Vauxhall’s Ellesmere Port and Luton plants after today’s announcement Magna would buy the firm and Opel from General Motors.
The first study on the impact of the UK scrappage scheme has been produced by AM’s research operation, Sewells.
General Motors (GM) has chosen the Canadian car parts manufacturer Magna to buy Opel and sister firm Vauxhall.
The Bank of England has held interest rates at the record low of 0.5% for the sixth month in a row.
Car audio distributor Celsus has acquired the BBG Car Audio business and its associated brands.
Mercedes-Benz is preparing a marketing campaign to promote a newly launched national fixed price repair scheme.
Customers buying used cars online are becoming more trusting about purchasing vehicles without seeing them.
