Van manufacturer LDV temporarily halted production lines at its Birmingham assembly plant last week.
More than 50 dealers awarded the MG franchise last year in preparation for the brand's relaunch are still waiting for stock
Dealers will be able to reclaim even more overpaid VAT following a decision made by Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC), according to the RMI’s National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA).
Pendragon will continue to pursue a strategy of growth by acquisition, chief executive Trevor Finn told the market after announcing poor 2007 financial results today.
Tata, the Indian-manufacturer of the Nano, is backing production of a three-seater city car which runs on compressed air at low speeds.
Saab is getting ready to launch several new products over the next couple of years, starting with the debut of its BMW 1-series rival 9-1 model at the Geneva Motor Show on next month.
Fiat has released the first official pictures of its high performance 500 Abarth, which will make its international public debut at the Geneva Motor Show next month.
Toyota has upgraded the specification on its 1.3 VVT-i and 1.4 D-4D Yaris SR models.
Experian UK has cut 200 jobs in its software development sector, outsourcing the work to Perot Systems in Bangalore, India.
The first national ‘Apprenticeship Week’ for England happens next week.
Pendragon preliminary results reflect a struggling market in 2007.
Škoda has begun testing on a prototype Fabia rally car.
The new Volvo XC60 is the 'safest Volvo ever’ according to Volvo CEO Fredrik Arp.
Auto Trader, the motoring website and magazine, is going head to head against eBay Motors for a larger stake in the new and used car marketing market with its biggest brand investment in 30 years
Trader Media Group has closed its vehicle provenance service, Trader Data Systems. The closure comes less than 18 months after TDS's high profile launch, aimed at eating into the market shares of sector leaders HPI and Experian.
Porsche is requesting a judicial review of London Mayor Ken Livingstone's plan to charge high emissions cars £25 to enter the congestion charging zone.
The Kuga, Ford's first entry into the growing crossover segment, will go on sale in June, priced from £20,495 for the Zetec and £22,495 for the Titanium.
Bristol Street Sunderland has been awarded a Bodyshop of the Year Award by Vauxhall for standards and customer care.
Kia will unveil three new concepts at Geneva, aimed to show a younger and more fun direction for the brand.
Petrol forecourt owners need to take better care of their tyre pressure airlines to ensure the highest possible safety for drivers, according to tyre safety organisation TyreSafe.
Peugeot is expanding the 308 range with the introduction of the turbocharged GT THP 175 and SW variant, both of which will be unveiled at this year’s Geneva Motor Show.
Heads of member recruitment and MoT operations appointed at the Retail Motor Industry Federation
Inchcape has confirmed press speculation that it is interested in buying Musa Motors in Russia
A groundbreaking leasing deal is making Fiat’s new 500 model available for just £5 a day.
The European market for new cars is down by 1.7% (21,713 units) in January compared to the same month last year, with a total of 1,272,243 units sold.
Renault has launched a new television campaign to support the launch of its Mégane Renaultsport 230 F1 Team R26.
Citroen's new C5 saloon will go on sale in the UK on April 2.
Rolls-Royce will unveil its new Phantom Coupe at the Geneva Motor Show on March 4.
Vauxhall has delayed the sales introduction of the Insignia, its crucial Vectra successor, by one month until November to ensure sufficient launch stocks.
Renault and Nissan will become the world’s third largest carmaking group, according to CEO Carlos Ghosn.
