Lexus has created a sportier version of its IS which will go on sale on May 19 from £24,990.
Autoquake, the online used car retailer, has been guaranteed £6 million of venture capital funding to help the UK business expand internationally.
John Robertson has resigned as a director on the board of HR Owen.
The Ford family has retained control over the Ford Motor Company by defeating a motion to implement a one share, one vote policy at the Detroit-based manufacturer.
Daihatsu is looking to boost its network by 20 dealers in order to take its current portfolio of 120 to 140.
A former Citroen dealer in Ireland has received a three month suspended prison sentence after admitting price-fixing.
Reports suggest that Nissan's plant in Sunderland will not be used for the Micra replacement, due to be launched in 2010.
Daily cash collections have improved at Accident Exchange, which this morning in a pre-close statement said its results for the year to April 30 2008 are expected to be in line with expectations.
In the recent case Neufield v A and N Communication in Print Ltd, a controlling shareholder who held 90% shares) was in fact also deemed to be an employee in an unfair dismissal case.
Vauxhall has added two new models, the Exclusiv and Exclusiv XP, to its Astra TwinTop range.
The case of Martland v Co-operative Society held that where an employer dismisses the workforce and then offers re-engagement under new terms and conditions it does not amount to redundancy (ie attracting redundancy payments) but could be classed as dismissals for ‘some other substantial reason’.
Retail Motor Industry Federation bought back ReMIT from Carter and Carter for £62,500 in April this year, after selling it for £25.5 million in May 2006.
Jaguar Land Rover has welcomed government funding for technologies which will significantly reduce CO2 emissions.
Toyota is predicting its first annual decline in profits in almost a decade.
Hyundai has introduced an eight-seat model to its range which will go on sale on June 20 for £19,495.
Clients may be requested to supply towing mirrors but a recent survey by Mike Cazalet a journalist, shows that there are wide variations in quality and some are illegal.
Warwickshire Trading Standards recently prosecuted Sutton Park Motor Company Ltd after a vehicle was returned from servicing without the wheels having been removed.
Bedfordshire County Council have recently prosecuted Mr Walid Yousif relating to mileage reductions (‘clocking’) of two Mercedes Benz vehicles for sale.
Volkswagen’s new Passat CC will be priced between £21,040 and £31,120 when it goes on sale in the middle of July.
Chevrolet has introduced a new range topper variant to its Lacetti line-up priced at £12,495.
A Northern Irish dealer has been fined £2,500 for dumping rubble behind his premises after warnings from the local council.
Bosch increased its pre-tax profits from €3.1 billion (£2.4bn) in 2006 to €3.8bn (£3.01bn) in 2007.
Peugeot has added an optional sport pack to its 4007 range which gives it a sportier exterior.
Stan Palmer Sales, a Subaru dealer in Carlisle, has created see-through Outback to show off its Boxer Diesel engine.
Disparity in spark plug prices raises questions over the need for use of precious metals
NAC MG UK has committed to starting construction of its TF LE500 sportscar at Longbridge at the beginning of August.
Neville Briggs has become the managing director of CFC Solutions, the fleet software company, but will continue as managing director of Pinewood Computer Solutions too.
Kia Motors (UK) has appointed Andrew Sellars as its new head of fleet and remarketing.
Thatcham has officially opened its first regional training centre specifically targeting vehicle damage assessment.
AXA Insurance has dropped EurotaxGlass’s in favour of Audatex
