Liverpool Victoria has received the UK's second largest fine ever for mis-selling payment protection insurance (PPI).
A Peugeot dealer in Yorkshire has ceased trading due to financial problems.
A few of you recognised the long lines of the 1988 Toyota 2.0-litre Celica GT cabriolet although no-one got the exact date.
Jaguar Land Rover has selected Fiat Group Automobiles Financial Services (FGAFS) to be its exclusive partner in Europe to provide automotive financial services for its dealers and customers.
Vauxhall is offering all new van customers five years’ or 100,000 miles worth of free servicing between now and October 2.
A motor retailer has provided two vehicles for use by the Devon Wildlife Trust's Working Wetlands project.
West Yorkshire retail group Colin Appleyard has set up an in-house training programme for its management and sales staff.
The UK will take the bulk of the limited production run for the Megane Renaultsport R26.R which had its world premiere at the British International Motor Show last week.
Volkswagen has leap-frogged Ford to become the world's third largest carmaker by vehicle sales.
A round up of the latest appointments in the automotive industry.
Inchcape is expecting its full year results to be “broadly in line” with 2007, despite worsening economic conditions.
The Right To Repair Campaign (R2RC) has launched an Europe-wide petition to lobby for the renewal of the Motor Vehicle Block Exemption Regulation.
The Institute of the Motor Industry has launched Autocity, a website which uses video interviews to detail more than 150 job roles in motor retail.
Lexus sales are suffering as consumers shy away from luxury vehicles as they tighten their belts.
Mercedes-Benz has launched a website allowing people to race the new CLC-class coupé around virtual London, as part of its marketing strategy.
Kia is expecting to introduce a convertible version of its Cee’d when the next generation is introduced in 2011.
Hastings Insurance has been fined £735,000 by the Financial Services Authority for failing to treat its customers fairly.
Citroen UK has signed a deal with Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger, to provide cars to the football club for the next three years.
Ryders Autoservice, which had dealerships in Liverpool and Bootle, has ceased trading after going into administration.
Used car values have had the biggest fall in over three years, according to BCA.
Jaguar Land Rover has launched two websites aimed at helping its dealer network recruit 200 apprentices during 2008 and 2009 ahead of a large new product initiative.
HBOS is hoping to raise £300 million from the sale of Hill Hire.
Caterham has launched its own insurance service for customers of its Seven.
An administrators' report into collapsed web-based motor retailer New Car Discount reveals its bank cut its overdraft facility shortly before it went into administration.
An AA poll of 15,306 members has found that many are reducing their car use and cutting back on service and maintenance.
Car production was up 7.9% for the year-to-date but fell slightly for the second successive month in June.
Volkswagen UK has confirmed to AM that Simon Elliott will head its Commercial Vehicles division.
AM's Alex Grant and Tom Seymour report from the British International Motor Show 2008 at London's ExCeL centre.
Palmers Skoda in St Albans will take cars to customers for test drives, under a new initiative called Skoda2U.
High fuel prices have started to have an impact on the UK’s demand for used SUVs in the last month, sending values into decline.
