Vauxhall is cutting 3,000 units from its annual production target for Ellesmere Port.
On April 6 new provisions were introduced under the Consumer Credit Act 2006.
Press reports have revealed the proposed launch of the code of practice for service and repair.
HSE have published new guidance on buying and using LEV.
Professor Dr Dieter Zapf (checkout his website at Frankfurt University – he’s almost smiling!) has done research into “emotional job requirements”.
A good receptionist can make or lose you tens of thousands of pounds in profit every year. They are the unsung heros of the business. How good is yours?
Volvo has announced preliminary pricing for its XC60 crossover model, ahead of its UK market launch in November.
Mayor of London Boris Johnson has announced £1 million funding for a low carbon technology trial in London's taxi fleet.
Vauxhall's new TV campaign for its Zafira and Meriva MPVs starts today, focusing on the flexibility of the two cars.
The new Audi A4 and Seat Ibiza have received the maximum five stars for adult occupant protection from Euro NCAP.
Nissan has today welcomed a £6.2 million Government grant for its Sunderland plant which will safeguard hundreds of jobs and lead to production of a new model.
The Beira, a new British sports car, built by Norfolk-based Breckland Technology, is debuting at London Motorexpo.
This year's Life Ball Mini, created by the designer responsible for the fashion show's opening event, is due to be auctioned on eBay from Thursday.
Tata Motors has named David Smith as its new chief executive for Jaguar and Land Rover.
Following the publication of the European Commission's evaluation of the current motor trade Block Exemption Regulation last week, the UK Right to Repair Campaign (R2RC) says it will lobby for renewal.
Management at Pendragon's Evans Halshaw dealership in Brighton fear the dealership will be a victim of the dealer group's restructuring.
Fiat plans to create a network of eight wholly-owned dealerships in major metropolitan cities across the UK as it embarks on a three-pronged strategy to close around 35 open points.
Fiat is to appoint 14 dealerships for its Abarth sports brand, and says up to 12 will be ready for the launch of the £13,000 Grande Punto Abarth in July.
Korean car brand Hyundai wants to follow in the footsteps of Tata and Dacia by selling a new car for under £1,800 in India.
Ford has announced plans to open a £1.5bn assembly plant in Mexico, which will produce Fiesta for the US market.
Lookers has appointed Bill Holmes as a non-executive director of the group with immediate effect.
Arnold Clark is poised for further growth after reporting a tax-paid profit of more than £50 million and significant increases in turnover and sales of both new and used cars.
Scottish dealer group John Clark has flagged a 17% increase in full year sales to £258 million.
Lloyds TSB has recruited from within the group to appoint a new managing director of the motor and leisure division of finance provider Black Horse.
Michelle Mone left school with no qualifications, but spotted a gap in the lingerie market and has since built an international brand, Ultimo.
Directors of commercial companies with more than 50 employees are almost five-and-a-half times more likely to become victims of identity fraud than the average UK resident, according to Experian.
Tata Motors will raise $1.8bn to fund its purchase of Jaguar and Land Rover.
Sports car manufacturer Lotus has bought a British lightweight parts supplier in a multi-million pound deal.
Honda staged the UK’s first live TV advert on Thursday evening.
Castrol Oil has joined forces with motoring journalist Quentin Willson to help push its Right Oil for Your Car campaign.
