The advertising watchdog has thrown out a complaint against Vauxhall, which promoted the energy savings achieved at its Ellesmere Port assembly plant.
JCT600 Contracts, the vehicle funding and management company, has signed up with 1link Hire Network e-commerce software.
Inchcape has disposed of Wilcomatic, J&S Components and its VW retail centre in Wrexham for a total of £6.8 million.
Lex, the vehicle leasing company, has set up a new customer service index to monitor the service dealers provide to its drivers.
So I found it interesting while sprinting from stand to stand at yesterday's Equip Auto show in Paris that behind the scenes the aftermarket is supported by producers sited all over the world.
Sometimes a company is lucky enough to get a product just right. It meets or exceeds the expectations of the target audience, proves to be well designed and engineered and stands the test of time.
Kwik-Fit has been taken to court by the Performing Rights Society after being accused of breaking musical copyright because its employees listen to radios at work.
Mazda has revealed specification and technical details for its new Mazda6 saloon which goes on sale in UK in January.
The Retail Motor Industry Federation has welcomed the Government’s retreat on a national road pricing scheme, despite the fact the Department for Transport has denied that it actually has been abandoned.
Renault almost seems to be two separate companies nowadays. On the one hand, the Dacia Logan has been the cleverest idea the industry has seen in many a long year, with worldwide production heading to-wards 750,000 per year by 2009.
Rewind five years and Renault was making waves in the world of design. Remember the brave and distinctive Avantime?
Hendy Group has completed its £1m investment in a newly-built bodyshop in Segensworth, near Fareham, Hampshire.
Consultations have begun on proposals for a licensing scheme for exemption from the European Paints Directive (EPD).
Peel back the bin bags from this heavily disguised prototype, and you’ll find the new Ford Ka.
Jaguar has released pictures of its 2008 model year X-Type.
Senior figures in automotive finance are upbeat about the market in the wake of the crisis at Northern Rock, a leading lender for purchases of cars and other items.
In August Datamonitor published a report that showed a contraction in the Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) market and decline in penetration rates.
Dealers are failing to maximise the used car sales opportunities presented by young drivers that have just passed their test.
There will be an increase of 200,000 to 7.85 million car buyers in the six months to February, compared with March to August, according to the Sainsbury's Bank car buying index.
AutoProtect is the latest company to launch a payment protection insurance (PPI) product to be sold through dealers in competition with cover offered by high-street and direct lenders.
Direct lenders’ rates are likely to rise in the wake of the turmoil surrounding Northern Rock, and make point-of-sale offerings more attractive and competitive.
Alec Murray, chairman of the Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF), has said the organisation is in a strong financial position after a tumultuous period of change over the last two years.
You’re bound to recognise the shape of this car, but can you get the right model?
Skoda UK is on track for a “milestone” in new car sales this year, says the brand’s director Chris Craft.
Ford plans to launch its new Kuga SUV crossover in diesel-only form next May with specification choices restricted to the higher specification Zetec and Titanium packages.
Landwind, the Chinese car manufacturer, has received European approval for two models it plans to launch in the UK next year.
Volvo is launching an interactive cinema campaign to support the launch of its XC70 all-wheel drive estate car.
Changes in the law concerning directors of companies came into effect at the start of the month.
Castrol has launched an online training solution to help franchised workshops increase their profits on lubricant sales and customer satisfaction without being away from the business.
Suzuki GB has awarded its top apprentices for at its Apprentice of the Year awards last week.
