Dealers have been urged to ensure adverts for specific vehicles at particular dealerships are accurate to avoid censure by the advertising watchdog.
Porsche plans to increase its stake in Volkswagen to 75% later this year.
Business secretary Lord Mandelson hopes to have fresh talks with motor industry as the government has appointed advisors to assess the sector's needs.
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) will review VAT on post charges in 2009.
VT Training has won a contract to train UK-based Volkwagen staff in technical and electrical knowhow.
A brochure promoting a SMART repair service by motor accessories chain Halfords has been judged misleading.
Kia sales are set for more growth in 2009 despite the gloom and doom of the UK car market.
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Liberty boss predicts 20,000 electric vehicles on London streets by 2012.
The UK's new car market dropped 11.3% in 2008, according to figures seen by AM.
We've seen a lot of different measures to get people buying new cars. Ranging from buy one get one free offers, to huge discounts on models that haven't even gone on sale yet (Vauxhall's new Insignia is already being advertised with thousands of pounds slashed off the list price.)
Thousands of cars on personal contract plans are being handed back to finance companies because the owners face negative equity.
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles is encouraging sales with new finance offers for the first quarter of 2009.
Citroen has extended its no VAT offer to other models across the the range.
Wholesale values of used car fell by 21% during 2008, according to Manheim Auction’s full year round up report.
Ford is apparently having difficulty offloading its Volvo subsidiary after Daimler denied showing interest in the Swedish brand.
Hyundai Motor America has introduced what it calls an "assurance program" which allows a customer to return a vehicle if they suffer an "involuntary loss of income within 12 months of the purchase date”.
The US car industry is expected to have had its worst year since 1992 after a sharp fall in December sales.
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Disgruntled Renault dealers, who claim the R20 cost-cutting programme is too little too late have been advised to use their dealer council association.
Inflated figures criticism levelled at some findings of the annual salary review.
It has been a rollercoaster year, from the dizzy highs of the London motor show to the worrying slump of recent weeks.
Business secretary Lord Mandelson is sympathetic to the pleas from the motor industry to agree a financial rescue package that could safeguard the jobs of thousands of UK workers.
New legislation aimed at making the pre-pack administration process more transparent has come into force.
Changes to dealer costs and new vehicle stocking are aimed at supporting Mitsubishi dealers through 2009.
Chrysler has received $4bn from the US government to keep it from collapse.
MG and Rover parts distributor XPart is offering its Autoservice centre network a chance to improve their knowledge of K-series engine repairs.
Daihatsu is introducing five years/45,000 miles free servicing on its Terios compact SUV on all models registered between January and March this year.
GMAC is now allowing General Motors to offer finance from third parties, as part of its deal to secure last week's $4bn loan from the US Treasury.
Jaguar Land Rover's chief Executive David Smith has said more redundacies are inevitable across the motor industry.
