More companies pledge their backing for the AM Buy A Car campaign.
Manheim is to launch a new website called Carmony aimed at consumers to help drive footfall to retail dealer showrooms.
Mark Cameron, Mazda UK sales director, will now also take on the brand’s marketing duties in a dual role.
Camden Group Services' retail division has ceased trading.
Tata is preparing for a full-scale European launch, including the UK, in 2010, with both the tiny Nano city car and a fully-revised Indica B-segment hatchback.
Carl-Peter Forster, president of GM Europe, believes European operations will fully recover by 2011.
Aston Martin has revealed the first concept picture of its new four-seater 4x4 Lagonda concept.
Almost half of car owners (47%) would get their car serviced at a local independent garage rather than take it to the dealer they bought the car from.
GM UK has played down reports from Sky News that its Ellesmere Port and Luton factories would close if funding from the German government could not be secured.
Vauxhall has revealed details of its electric Ampera car which it has confirmed will be sold in the UK.
Volkswagen has revealed the first pictures of its fifth generation Polo at the Geneva motor show ahead of its UK launch in October.
South-west dealer group Blade has stepped in to acquire the three Amethyst Honda dealerships which went into administration back in October 2008.
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Manheim Auctions has been awarded a new contract by BMW for three years following the decision to split its used vehicle remarketing programme between Manheim and BCA.
Just Car Clinics (JCC) has posted a 12% rise in pre-tax profits to £1.3 million, helped by a 16% rise in revenue to £42.6m.
Daihatsu has signed up with HPI’s manufacturer stock locator service in a two year contract.
Jaguar Land Rover owner Tata is planning to sell the world's cheapest car on UK forecourts.
GM-owned Vauxhall has confirmed that it is searching for private investors following its parent company’s decision to launch it as part of an independent business.
Jaguar Land Rover has been thrown a lifeline after winning a £600m order to supply 13,000 vehicles to China.
Japanese compact car specialist Daihatsu has increased its dealer network in Derbyshire, following the appointment of Farmers Garage.
Peugeot has created a seven-seater version of its Partner Tepee from £13,745.
Seat UK has appointed Nick Andrews as its new head of fleet and business sales.
General Motors' German unit Opel/Vauxhall has agreed a restructuring plan which aims to save as many jobs and factories as possible but needs €3.3 billion (£2.93bn) in state aid.
Renault-Nissan and UK company Elektromotive, the zero emission transport infrastructure company, have announced they are collaborating to accelerate the installation of charging networks for electric vehicles (EVs) in UK cities.
Wednesday's awards were a glittering success with 21 winners collecting awards for their specialist categories.
Once again Nationwide Autocentres reigns supreme at the AM Awards, having now won the title for the sixth time.
Last year was a busy time for Colin Appleyard Cars with the business launching several training initiatives.
Solus has a mission: to be Norwich Union’s (soon-to-be Aviva) centre of excellence in vehicle body repair and to be the employer of choice in the accident repair industry.
Autoquake launched its AM Award-winning used car website in 2007. It built its business processes from scratch to cater for new demands from the evolving UK consumer.
The wow factor is what Dingles believes gives it the edge in a world where it thinks much of the industry looks the same.
