Jaguar is to axe 300 jobs at its Halewood plant as the company looks to end production of its X-Type.
A new nationwide advertisement for ChipsAway is due to be screened next month.
Unite, the UK’s largest union, has arranged for a convoy of Vauxhall cars and vans to drive by Parliament today in order to showcase the best of British manufacturing.
Fiat has confirmed it will make a non-binding offer to buy struggling Italian coachbuilder Bertone.
Pendragon and Volvo have parted ways at its dealerships in Cardiff and Stafford.
ACF Car Finance has introduced a staff training and development programme with West Cheshire College.
Car output in Europe is likely to fall by a quarter this year as government handouts to car buyers fail to halt a major slump, EU car makers said Tuesday.
Continued improvements in profitability are a focus for GMUK across its core Vauxhall, Chevrolet and Saab networks.
Kia Motors has today released the first picture of its new Cee'd which has been updated to include the brand’s 'family face'.
RMIF's training and business arm is building contacts for when the market 'switches back on'
Belgium-based RHJ International believes it can make General Motors Europe profitable by 2011 and has said it wants to keep Vauxhall’s two plants open.
Electric sports car maker Tesla Motors has signed up to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), joining around 500 automotive companies operating in the UK.
HPI has appointed James Edwards as its new sales operations manager.
Peugeot has revealed more pictures of its new RCZ Coupe which will go on sale in the UK in spring next year.
Workers at French car parts maker New Fabris, which supplies parts for Renault and PSA Peugeot Citroen are threatening to blow up their factory unless each of the 366 workers receive £26,000 each.
The Scrappage Incentive Scheme has boosted car registrations by almost 10%, according to figures released by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.
The Consumer Prices Index (CPI) has dropped to an annual rate of 1.8% in June compared to 2.2% in May.
Former dealer council chairman believes 'nothing improper went on'
Industry charity is feeling the pinch as contributions fall at a time when demand is increasing
Honda's new chief executive, Takanobu Ito has announced plans to begin sales of the CR-Z sports hybrid model in the UK next year.
Disagreements over intellectual property rights have impeded progress of Magna's proposed takeover of Vauxhall/Opel.
Jaguar Land Rover is considering an extended shut down of its three UK plants over the summer, reports the Sunday Times.
Citroën will unveil a sophisticated on-screen car configuration system when its next new model reaches the showrooms.
Kia has appointed seven new dealers this year and is still seeking to fill nine open points including Birmingham, Liverpool and Oxford.
Isuzu has appointed Jeffries of Bacton as its newest dealer in Suffolk.
RHJ International is due to make an improved offer to General Motors for a controlling stake in Opel.
Forecourt finance remains the most popular way to buy a new car, with over half (52.9%) using dealer finance according to the latest figures from the Finance and Leasing Association.
And it could mean more price rises to come
Chrysler Group has decided to continue to produce its Dodge Viper SRT10 after originally stating that it would cease production in December.
