UK battery distributer Manbat has pulled out of talks to acquire Energy Batteries.
Safety organisation Tyresafe has deemed the National Tyre Safety Month campaign a success.
More sophisticated chassis technology increases the importance of correct alignment.
Chancellor Alistair Darling has announced VAT will be temporarily cut to 15% from December 1.
For the German brands, maintaining the brand image is crucial.
Luxury car company Aston Martin is to extend its planned Christmas shutdown for another two weeks, it has been announced.
Porsche has revealed the first official pictures of the its four-seater Panamera.
Kalamazoo-Reynolds has taken over rival MMI Automotive, developer of the Automate dealership management system.
Volvo has revealed a first glimpse of its S60 concept which hints at what the next production version of the car will look like when it’s launched in 2010.
The Sunday Times reports that Tata has asked the UK government for a £1 billion loan for its Jaguar Land Rover business.
BMW and Mini dealers in the UK have appointed Portfolio, the Manheim-owned marketing provider, to provide its photography service for used cars.
Portugal is to become the first European country to be supplied with electric cars so it can create a national network of zero emission vehicles.
Carmaker’s parts prove more expensive than those for similar models.
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Delphi is helping independent workshops in its Delphi Service Centre network to capitalise on engine management and chassis maintenance.
Simple driving game has seen another 100,000 people visit its website.
Volvo’s new XC60 compact SUV offered on flexible HP and 5.9% PCP packages until the end of the year.
Lexus will make a contribution of £3,762.50 towards the £8,762.50 deposit (or minimum of 15%) on the IS 250 SR as part of a 10.3% APR PCP deal available until December 31.
Ford’s Q4 PCP offers – all with 25-month terms, and 4.9% APR – are available only until the end of this month.
For the final quarter Peugeot has a choice of 36-month, 5.9% APR PCPs, requiring a deposit of £995 on three versions of the 107.
BMW is rapidly pedalling backwards from its controversial designs of yesteryear.
Chrysler never seems to be out the news these days as the carmaker struggles to retain its position as one of America's biggest carmakers
Nissan Motor (GB) has made the new Motor Industry Code of Practice for Service as compulsory across its network and has agreed to cover the costs involved.
Franchised dealer Jackson Cars in South Wales has gone into administration.
Detroit's Big Three have been told to prove their have a "viable recovery plan” in order to get a $25bn (£17bn) bail-out from the US government.
Honda plans to close its Swindon plant for 50 days next year.
Second hand luxury car prices are plunging, as executives trade down to cheaper models, according to Glass’s Guide.
Small motor businesses could be helped financially as Gordon Brown plans to inflict measures on banks to start lending to smaller companies again.
Land Rover has stumped up an initial £50 million to help develop green technologies.
Roger Knight, previously chief executive of Marshall Motor Holdings, will take strategic lead of retail sales development at Liberty Electric Cars.
