Renault has cut its full-year profit target, meaning its unlikely to meet the targets set by Carlos Ghosn in his Commitment 2009 plan.
After a 1.5bn euro loss in Q3 2007, German carmaker Daimler has reported a 213m-euro profit for the quarter this year.
Chrysler is to cut 1,825 jobs in the US, as demand for cars slows in tandem with economic growth.
Fiat posted higher than expected third quarter results yesterday and said it is confident of meeting its 2010 target despite the slowdown in sales.
This year there are twenty-one chances to collect a coveted AM Award as categories expand for 2009.
Lucas of Mansfield, a Subaru, Proton, Isuzu and Daihatsu dealership, has gone into administration.
The economy shrank for the first time in 16 years between July and September, confirming the UK is officially on the brink of recession.
A sportier version of the Ford's Zetec trim on its Focus model is now available.
The new hot hatch from Renaultsport.
Manufacturers unveil their new model concepts for 2009 with Chevrolet, Honda, Mini, Mazda and Mercedes-Benz.
It’s becoming more apparent with every passing day that today’s economic woes aren’t just affecting the banking sector.
Larger vehicles still struggling as demand continues to shift towards the more economical end of the market.
Retail interest in used cars fell slightly in September, with small reductions in the number of prospects, test drives and sales.
Most dealers will be feeling the pinch at the moment. A handful of car manufacturers have posted significant improvements over last year, while most have fallen close to where the market is or have done worse.
Dealers are worried that a surge of late September registrations by some manufacturers will add to the difficulties of selling new cars in the final quarter.
Euro Car Parts has denied that it bought rival parts supplier LSUK with the intention of closing it down.
Saab UK is offering employee discounts to retail customers from now until the end of the year to increase sales over the winter period.
General Motors is exploring the sale of ACDelco, its global aftermarket parts business
Frank Delaney,UK southern sales manager, AkzoNobel.
More motorists are keeping cars for longer, carrying out repairs themselves and buying car parts online says to a new report.
The two carmakers leading the race on hybrid fuels are ready to go head-to-head with their next-generation models.
Saab is introducing a new maintenance plan which will allow customers to pay for servicing in monthly instalments.
Volkswagen has added the Sportline trim to its Caddy and Caddy Maxi commercial vehicles.
Motor trade bosses will have to take a softer approach to their employees if new workplace legislation is introduced.
ReMIT, the Retail Motor Industry Federation’s training arm, has increased its student intake by a third in under six months.
Silver has been the most popular shade for new cars but when it comes to used cars, blue is the colour.
The Jaguar XJ TDVi was launched late in 2005 and was the long-awaited diesel large Jaguar.
There's been much speculation in recent days of a pending merger between General Motors and Chrysler.
AM is looking for the next AM50 listing of the top 50 independent bodyshops in the UK by turnover.
A Daihatsu dealership has opened in Maidenhead.
