2008 and 2009 continues to be a tale of two halves but analysis shows just how significantly the market has changed over the past year.
Mazda has outlined its full range of scrappage scheme discounts for its model range which reach up to £6,000 off some models.
Honda (UK) will not be replacing its FR-V people carrier when production of the model rolls to an end in August.
An award-winning Seat dealer has made a £200,000 investment to add a Renault service franchise.
But five outlets are closed and 100 jobs lost as receivers are called in Brooklyn Motor Group
Alfa Romeo technician, Sean Davidson, from Palmers dealership in Hemel Hempstead, has become the 15,000th technician to achieve the Automotive Technician Accreditation (ATA) standard.
General Motors famous blue logo could be changed for green according to sources within the industry.
Citroen is offering its LCVs from £5,995 as part of its third quarter offers to tempt business customers into showrooms.
Richard Turk, corporate account manager for Renault in the north west, is climbing up Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania to help raise money for the National Victims' Association.
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Personal contract purchase continues to dominate showroom point of sale finance.
Special deals from Vauxhall, BMW, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Toyota, Suzuki and Honda.
Values are unusually stable for summer and 4x4s and big cars are still in strong demand
New van registrations dropped 40.1% in June and 37.0% to 212,565 for the rolling year.
DMS provider Pinewood has won ISO 27001 accreditation, the international standard for information security techniques and management.
AM event sees industry concentrating on beating the downturn and attracting customers
A major training programme was launched by Ford Retail in January this year called Moments of Truth, involving all 2,800 staff.
Hyundai is offering £5,035 off its 2.0-litre Coupe which puts the price down to £12,995.
General Motors has confirmed a bid from Chinese firm Beijing Automotive Industries (BAIC) for Opel.
Scottish Motor Auctions’ Newcastle site has been awarded best auction centre by Motability Operations.
Used car values have crept up for four months in a row due to a scarcity of quality used stock in the wholesale, auction and retail markets, according to HPI.
Vauxhall’s new Insignia VXR will hit UK showrooms in September priced from £30,995.
Network Automotive has appointed Gary Stanyon as its new business development manager for the Bosch Car Service Network, which is a new position.
Ford Retail has sold three of its Polar Ford sites in Yorkshire to Stoneacre Motor Group for an undisclosed sum.
Retailers remain cautious about the future as they learn lessons from the recession
Top 10 AM100 dealer Arnold Clark is defending an employment tribunal brought by a salesman who was sacked after being convicted of fraud.
Chrysler UK has appointed two dealers to its UK network.
Livery Dole, a Mitsubishi dealer in Exeter, has revealed plans for a second dealership in Falmouth.
Owen Coyle, manager of new Premiership team Burnley FC will be officially opening Phase Two of Motorpoint Burnley on July 10.
Newport Auctions has won a contract with DVLA to auction off cars seized for road tax evasion which were previously scrapped.
