Car hypermarket Carcraft has opened a 350-car site at Manchester’s Trafford Centre, creating 50 new jobs.
General Motors has signed up to a 2bn yuan (£180m) joint venture with the Chinese state-owned carmaker FAW to make light trucks and vans.
Car dealers in the Middle East are pushing sales by offering special deals throughout Ramadan.
Volvo’s redesigned C70 will go into production in November and cars will arrive in showrooms as the start of next year.
Renault has revealed plans to launch a new executive saloon called the Fluence for customers in Turkey, Russia and Romania.
HR Owen, the luxury car dealer group, has trebled its operating profits to £6.6m while turnover dropped by almost a quarter to £62.2m.
We'd like to clarify that Gilder Group was not acquired by JCT600, as incorrectly stated on p7 of today's issue of AM magazine.
Survey shows that burden of legislation is big issue for service and repair garage sector
Carmaker and dealers complete quality turnaround in five years
Efficiency increases have given group greater dynamism and sense of purpose
The former chairman of the MG Rover dealer council has accused the Government of attempting to make scapegoats of the four men who ran the company until its 2005 demise.
Chairman proud of group’s strong profits and growing market share
Volvo Cars London (VCL) has been awarded the UK contract to supply vehicles to military personnel based abroad, as well as diplomat and expatriate customers.
Group reports increased pre-tax profit as chief executive steps down
The company’s half-year results are in line with the overall market, according to its chief
By Martin Keighley, HPI's valuation expert
Volvo Cars London has launched a new technical support service from its recently re-opened Regent’s Park Service Centre.
Alfa Romeo’s 166 is the worst depreciating car in the UK, retaining 14.4 per cent of its original price after three years.
Major AM100 group Vertu Motors expects its trading results to be in line with expectations when it announces its interim results on October 14.
Research at CAP suggests a change in the pattern of both supply and demand.
Upsurge in market offers opportunities for extra profits from upselling and part-exchanges
With the scrappage scheme, September's plate change could be even more fruitful than usual
BCA staff raised more than £15,000 for industry charirty BEN in a single week.
Dealers are being encouraged to consider outsourcing their payroll function as a means of cut costs.
Investment by businesses fell by 18.4% in the second quarter of 2009 in the UK, its biggest drop for 44 years.
Manheim’s latest retail used car sales figures for July reveal that although consumer demand fell for the fifth consecutive month, the decrease was marginal
Remit, the training division of the Retail Motor Industry Federation, has launched a commercial recruitment agency.
Used car sales fell by 6.6% during April to June this year which was the greatest decline in used car sales volumes this decade.
Motor Codes is urging independent garages to sign up to the Code of Practice for Service and Repair following complaints that they are being tied up in too much red tape.
Suzuki GB has launched a saloon version of its SX4 priced from £11,895.
