Autoquake, the online used car retailer, has been guaranteed £6 million of venture capital funding to help the Leeds-based business expand internationally.
Kia Motors (UK) has issued a warning to its customers of an e-mail scam hiding behind the brand.
Tom Purves will join Rolls-Royce Motor Cars as its new chief executive officer in July.
After months of toing and froing SAIC, owner of NAC MG UK, has now said it will start construction of its TF roadster at Longbridge in July. But don't hold your breath - this follows two previous target start dates which had passed by with no sign of the market-ready cars.
SsangYong has announced plans to begin production of 20 new models by 2014, representing a €1.9bn (£1.52m) future investment for the Korean carmaker.
Audi's Q5 SUV, which sits below the Q7, will be priced at £30,000 when it reaches the UK at the end of this year.
Geoff Polites, chief executive officer of Jaguar Land Rover, has died in his home country of Australia after battling a serious illness for the past two years.
Bentley has said its high-earning customers have been unnerved by the credit crunch which is curbing their spending.
An independent dealer has been jailed for six months for selling clocked cars.
Land Rover has won two Queen's Awards for Enterprise for exporting sales and its Terrain Response System.
Mazda’s RX-8 is something rather special, with a unique character due to its unusual rotary engine.
Your chance to win a bottle of bubbly.
As used car retail margins are squeezed it remains vital for dealers to secure as much income from aftersales and financial products as possible.
General Motors is one of the best places to work in the UK and Ireland, according to the Guardian’s Britain's Top Employers 2008.
Royal & Sun Alliance is understood to be expanding its insurer-owned network of bodyshops.
CECRA, the European retail motor industry trade organisation, is to fight the EC’s likely attempt to scrap the automotive industry’s exclusive Block Exemption Regulation (BER) from 2010.
Nine of the 2008 Power List feature in news stories in this week’s issue of AM. All of the others feature regularly in these pages over the course of the year.
Ping! An email lands from Vauxhall inviting me to see their new corporate badge. Hardly electrifying stuff, but hang on a minute… There’s a top-secret preview of the new Insignia, too?
Tata-owned Jaguar and Land Rover is investing in future engineers with a new recruitment programme.
Lord Young of Grafham, a former non-executive director of Accident Exchange, has built a 4.37% stake in the credit hire group.
Nissan will launch its NP300 pickup and Cabstar light duty truck into Russia in September, before extending the product range to six before 2011.
Cramlington-based Silbury Skoda has been named large retailer of the year at Skoda’s 2007 dealer awards held in London.
CV questions to industry highflyers.
The National Tyre Distributor Association has announced the winners of the 2008 Tyre and Fast Fit (TAFF) Awards at a black tie event in Birmingham’s Hilton Metropole Hotel.
Vertu Motors has appointed Paul Bracknell as general manager at its Lincoln Honda dealership.
Theo Kortland has joined the Greenhous group as business development director.
Caffyns has appointed Nick Hollingworth as non-executive director.
Human resources within a company play a vital role in ensuring happy staff and smooth relationships between employees and employers.
Peugeot’s 308 SW will be priced from £14,395 on-the-road when it goes on sale in the UK in June.
Andrew Sproston has joined Fiat Group Automobiles UK as sales director for the Fiat brand.
