Subaru is giving away almost 100 new B9 Tribecas plus Bluetooth hands-free phone kits to its dealers.
Carl-Peter Forster, vice president of GM Europe, has announced that Vauxhall’s next generation upper-medium car will not be called Vectra.
Car manufacturers have criticised a European Union proposal for the new Euro V emissions standard, claiming it is difficult to meet and will also push up new car prices.
2007 is set to see a rise in the number of mobile tyre fitters as the concerns in the fleet industry mount about duty of care and health and safety issues.
Renault is reacting to the threat of a host of new arrivals in the coupe-convertible sector by revising its Megane range.
The winner of the award for Volkswagen's fleet retailer of the year is Listers, Conventry.
Reflex Vehicle Solutions has signed a multi-million pound deal with a selection of companies in the north-east.
Volkswagen's revised Touareg will cost between £29,465 and £57,535 when sales begin in March.
Stephen Gardner, director of apprenticeships at the Learning and Skills Council (LSC), urges employers to recognize the importance of apprenticeships.
Award winner builds on training foundation.
Sports Utility Vehicles appear to have had their day in the sales spotlight as high oil prices and growing attacks by environmental campaigners hit sales of 4x4s hard.
Perrys Motor Sales has bought the Stratstone Land Rover dealership in Luton.
Everyone learns in a different way. But training strategies can be tailored to meet their individual needs.
Motorsales of Harlow has received praise from Harlow College for its commitment to training and employee development.
Many organizations suffer from having managers, but no leaders. AM asks whether leaders are born or made.
Chrysler Group has achieved record new car sales in 2006 with more than 20,000 cars sold for the first time in the UK.
The End of Life Vehicles directive came into effect on January 1, forcing car manufacturers to pick up the cost of scrapping unwanted cars.
Inchcape Lexus has opened a new eight-car showroom in Derby. After an absence of six years in Derby, Lexus is now represented in Pride Park – the result of a substantial investment in the new site.
United Aftermarket Network (UAN) has made a series of supplier appointments, designed to strengthen the proposition of its distributors to independent garage customers.
Proton and Chevrolet dealer Strachans of Ayr has gone into receivership, with the loss of 30 jobs.
Dealer group Hatfields has opened a Jaguar showroom in Worcester.
Parks Motor Group in Scotland has added two BMW outlets to its portfolio with its acquisition of Glasgow-based Henry Bros.
The residual value of most used cars in the UK fell at a slower rate in 2006 compared to the previous year.
Vauxhall has unveiled the flagship of the Corsa range, the VXR.
Miguel Fonseca on why its ‘customers first, dealers second and Toyota third’.
From dogs to monitored CCTV, dealers must consider all the options for security
Dodge has begun a two-month campaign promoting its Caliber hatchback through innovative use of articulated lorries.
A BMW dealer incentive programme has won a 2006 Eventia marketing award after driving an additional £2.75m profit into the network.
Castrol has finalized a sponsorship agreement with UEFA to become an official global sponsor of the Euro 2008 football tournament.
Matt Button, manager of database marketing at Lexus (GB), has been named Data Professional of the Year 2006 in the Data Strategy Awards, held by the publishers of Marketing Week.
