A radio advert for promotions at Eden Vauxhall in Reading has been ruled likely to mislead consumers.
Alec Murray, former Retail Motor Industry Federation chairman, has been appointed as first chairman for Motor Codes’ Independent Compliance Assessment Panel.
Another 90 agency workers were let go by the Oxford Mini assembly plant over Christmas, it has emerged.
Mitsubishi’s latest television advert for its Lancer cannot be shown before the 9pm watershed due to its “light-hearted innuendo”.
A thief who stole £236,000 of cars from a Midlands dealership has been jailed for three years.
Chrysler is ending production of its PT Cruiser this summer.
Testing body Thatcham has revealed a list of cars which bumpers they claim are costlyt to fix following a crash at 6mph.
I’ve joined – if the national media is to be believed – a niche group: I’ve just bought a car. Admittedly not a new one; it’s an 18-month-old 07-plate Fiat Grande Punto.
Three cars have been stolen from the premises of Lincolnshire motor retailer Ray Bentley Motors.
Alan Mulally, Ford Motor's chief executive, has said he doesn’t expect the US market to return to the highs before the recession.
Smart is trialling electric drive (ed) versions of its Fortwo in the midlands with Aston University and Amey, the support services provider.
Chrysler has shot down claims that the business it about to be broken up.
An ex-JCT600 sales executive has been given a 12-month suspended sentence after he obtained £145,000 in fraudulent loans using stolen documents.
Focus in the workshop should be on efficiency of labour sold, not trying to eek out profits from parts.
Marshall has a history of growing during recessions, Robert Marshall told AM that Marshall Motor Group would not be looking to expand beyond its regional east of England heartland.
Cars looking in the peak of condition have a better chance of success at auctions
Recently qualified Volkswagen apprentices have been treated to a day at Silverstone hosted by Volkswagen Racing.
Maidstone Vauxhall dealer FG Barnes has added GM sister brand Chevrolet.
Kia Motors is starting full scale production of six versions of its Cee’d model with stop and start engine technology.
Today's national media report that an Essex garage has been told to insist all customers turn their car radios off or risk legal action from the Performing Rights Society (PRS).
Outsourcing sales and marketing services in the motor industry is likely to increase in 2009 as manufacturers move to cut overheads by making widespread redundancies.
Clutch manufacturer AP Driveline has gone into administration due to a slump in demand.
Measures to incentivise motorists to buy more fuel-efficient cars have been announced by the Chinese government.
Nice Car Company, which went into administration in November, has been bought by light electric vehicle manufacturer Aixam Mega.
The Japan Automobile Manufacturers' Association (JAMA) is debating whether to call off the October 2009 show as carmakers pull out.
Stability shows signs of a return to auctions but overall outlook is bleak despite fleet and lease auction stock value improvements
Our spies caught this near production-ready Rapide four-door on test recently in Warwickshire.
Paul Newton, Managing director, Car Care Plan & Motors Insurance Company.
Business secretary Lord Mandelson has told MPs that talks regarding a loan for Jaguar Land Rover are ongoing, and Britain needs the the “green” technologies pioneered by Jaguar Land Rover.
The Commercial Vehicle Show, due to be held at Birmingham NEC in April, has been cancelled due to lack of support.
