New department in Leeds will take on work previously carried out from Birmingham.
A group of UK collision repair businesses are launching their own quality assured repairer network aimed specifically at the prestige vehicle market.
North-east dealer group Hodgson has added Mitsubishi to its portfolio of franchises, which include Toyota, Mazda and Suzuki.
The British Government has refused to lend money to the Russian owned van maker LDV.
Staff at Jaguar Land Rover are to vote on a pay freeze and shortened working week in exchange for a guarantee of no compulsory job cuts.
Kia is to reveal its new supermini concept car, dubbed No 3, at the Geneva motor show next week.
Audi UK is offering its retail customers their next MoT for free by registering at its website www.audi.co.uk/freemot.
Last night's Panorama programme, Credit Where It's Due, on BBC1, featured Dragon's Den entrepreneur Theo Paphitis's tips for running a small business.
A human resources and development manager at James & Jenkins Garages in Cardiff has been named as a finalist in the 2009 Leading Wales Awards.
The Retail Motor Industry Federation is looking to establish a motor industry bank to provide car dealers with a protected finance resource that consumers will be able to access.
Saab chief executive Jan-Ake Jonsson has said investors, including other car manufacturers were in discussions to help save the company.
Russian-owned van manufacturer LDV is to have emergency talks with Lord Mandelson today in order to secure a £40 million lifeline to fund a management buy-out of the business.
Honda’s new Insight hybrid will be priced from £15,490, £2,380 less than its closest rival, the Toyota Prius.
Graeme Cassidy (53), National account manager, ExxonMobil.
Suzuki GB has added a dual-headrest DVD system to its genuine accessories range.
BMW (UK) has chosen HPI as its preferred supplier of provenance and mileage checks.
Any UK Government plans to help the British automotive sector must focus on manufacturing and not retailing, believes Professor Garel Rhys, president of the Institute of the Motor Industry.
Any UK Government plans to help the British automotive sector must focus on manufacturing and not retailing, believes Prof. Rhys who says it could be 2013 before full recovery is attained and added, "nurturing of the UK auto sector in these conditions becomes an economic imperative."
Car production continued to fall sharply in January, down by 58.7% to 61,404 units.
Lincolnshire dealer Crystal Motor Group is showing customers there has never been a better time to buy a car with a special event beginning tomorrow.
Saab has filed for reorganisation, the Swedish equivalent of going into Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Rolls-Royce has revealed the first pictures of its new 200EX, likely to become the entry level car into the brand in 2010.
General Motors is seeking an investor to buy a stake in UK-based Vauxhall.
In less than a week’s time, I will be bidding farewell to AM after a decade of working on the publication and moving across to edit our sister newspaper Fleet News.
The Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF) is urging its members to sign up to the Motor Industry Code of Practice for Service and Repair in order to participate in directing the future of the industry.
Used car warranties will see a resurgence as people seek greater peace of mind by guarding against unexpected aftersales bills, according to Car Care Plan.
Hyundai will introduce a three-door version of its i20 aimed at younger buyers.
Nationwide Autocentre has seen a 21% increase in sales over the last three years, with a 7.2% increase from September 2008 to January 2009, compared to the same 2007/2008 period.
Stephen Briers, editor of AM, is leaving the newspaper after over six years in the role to replace Martyn Moore as editor on sister title Fleet News.
General Motors has warned that its Saab subsidiary could go bust within 10 days without immediate state help, but the Swedish government has already ruled out acquiring stakes in troubled carmakers.
