General Motors wants potential investors in a split-off of its European business to give a firm indication of interest within three weeks.
Chinese carmakers are cautious of the difficulties in making a success of a foreign brand acquisition.
Rolls-Royce has revealed that its new entry level vehicle, codenamed RR4, will be called the Ghost when it goes on sale in early 2010.
Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling has posted a video up on Youtube of a behind the scenes look at the preparations for the April 22 Budget.
Porsche has revealed details for its production ready Panamera model at the Shanghai Motor Show.
A company which supplies car parts to three carmakers will not make as many redundancies as first thought
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders is calling for wider tax reviews aimed at increasing sales across the car and commercial vehicle markets in Alistair Darling’s Budget on Wednesday.
Lumley Auto, the automotive insurance supplier, has changed its name to Global Insurance Management.
The number of cars on Britain's roads has grown seven times faster than the population, a survey has revealed.
A group representing Honda and Peugeot in Northamptonshire has gone into administration.
Fiat and Chrysler are fiercely working on an alliance which is liking to come together in the next two weeks.
Saab has started to show potential investors around its operations and hopes to secure a buyer by mid-year.
Daihatsu has added to its dealer network, appointing Cromer Car Centre in Norfolk.
Nissan has introduced a new trim level to its Qashqai range to fit between its Acenta and top of the range Tekna grades.
McLaren, best known for its Formula 1 team, is setting up a new independent company to make new road legal supercars.
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The car industry will not show significant signs of recovery for another two years and it will be five before it is back at pre-recession levels, according to Jaguar Land Rover.
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Fylde car dealer Moorland Motors has beaten over 300 UK garages to become winner of the Vauxhall 2008 Awards for Excellence for its Aftersales service for the second consecutive year.
Hendy Group has taken over three Honda dealerships operated by Alan Day Group on the south coast.
Bill Heaney Car Body Centre wants to improve its service in 2009 with its move to a new state-of-the-art bodyshop.
A group of UK collision repair businesses are launching their own quality assured repairer network aimed specifically at prestige vehicles
MG and its dealer network seem confused about when future product is likely to arrive in UK showrooms.
Mileage, condition and warranty options are all key to securing that forecourt deal.
Evans Halshaw Peugeot in Huddersfield is being closed at the end of April.
A car dealership in Dorchester is to close – and a supermarket is being lined up for the site.
Manufacturer and dealer interest in Motability sales has grown during 2009, according to motor industry consultancy Network Automotive.
The Government is hinting it will introduce a vehicle scrappage scheme in the forthcoming Budget, according to the national media.
Thatcham’s technical helpline has supported 17,000 vehicle repairs since its launch at the beginning of 2009.
Brian Leighton Garages, a Renault and Nissan dealer in the north east, has taken on a SsangYong franchise.
