Mercedes-Benz UK has installed a vertical axis wind turbine at its Tongwell site in Milton Keynes.
JR Grieves and Co. in Embleton is the first garage in the Northumberland area to be awarded the BSI Kitemark.
It seems to be attracting similar comments to its big-eyed predecessor, and I can see why. Whether you like or loathe the S-Type, and I fall into the first category, it's difficult to criticise its road presence.
Volkswagen will soon roll out a significantly broader product portfolio in a bid to strengthen its position in the UK new car market.
Industry insiders are critical of the slow progress made by Caffyns, half way through its three-year recovery programme.
Following a recent de-merger from family-owned dealer group TW White and Sons, Guildford Mazda in Milford is now operating under former group managing director Ian White’s sole ownership.
Drivestyle Horseless Carriages has ambitions to be a destination point for British sports car enthusiasts.
Nationwide Autocentres has teamed up with Matalan to offer discounted services, MoTs and repairs to store cardholders.
Garages can nominate their choice for Top Technician of 2008 through the website <a href="http://www.am-online.com/external_link/?sl=http://www.toptechnician.co.uk" target="_blank">www.toptechnician.co.uk</a>.<P>
Marshall Peterborough has appointed 18-year old Stephanie Lewis as its new service technician apprentice.
The Vauxhall Retailer Association has donated £100,000 to BEN, the automotive industry charity, at its own convention in Tenerife.
BMW is examining whether to move production of its future Mini models abroad.
Jaguar Cars' website has been rated as the top website for the consumer goods manufacturing sector.
Staff attrition rates in the motor industry are horrendous. It seems you are doing well if you manage to keep your staff losses below 30% in a year – that’s almost one-third of staff leaving the business.
The UK is proving a tough proposition in Infiniti Europe’s plan to grant exclusive representation to one dealer in each country.
The Automotive Distribution Federation, the UK trade association representing manufacturers, importers and independent wholesale distributors, has released its report and accounts for the year ending July 31 2007, showing a £13,000 increase in turnover to £205,408.
Volkswagen has revealed what could be its range topping Tiguan compact 4x4 model, which goes on sale in February.
Ford has created a special edition version of its Fiesta to tackle the British winter weather.
Mazda has revised its Mazda5 to bring it in line with the rest of its model range in 2008.
Citroen has developed a ‘visually arresting’ Nemo Concetto concept for the Bologna Motor Show which starts on Friday.
Skoda’s Fabia estate range will go on sale in the UK on February 29 priced from £9,360 for the entry model.
Accident Exchange has reported pre tax profits of £6.5 million for the six months ended October 31, 2007 compared to £7.9m over the same period in 2006.
Volkswagen Finance is offering customers a fix priced service plan through its retail network from now until June 30, 2008.
At AM, we get to publish the final registration figures once the month has closed. But how true a picture is this, in reality?
Wirral-based bodyshop group Howard Basford has expanded with the acquisition of Auto & Marine in Formby.
Training company Carter & Carter Group has discovered learner records as being a source of financial irregularities, which led to the suspension of its shares in October this year.
The RAC has returned to the warranty market in a joint venture with The Warranty Group.
Renault Retail Group has acquired two dealerships in south-east London from Whitehouse as part of a long-term strategy to increase its number of sites in the UK to 30.
Ghia, the name given to Ford’s best-equipped, top end models is gradually being phased out in favour of Titanium.
Subaru's new Impreza WRX STI will be priced at £24,995 on-the-road, £1,600 less than the outgoing model.
