The joint administrators of the Blackpool manufacturing operations of TVR, which were placed in administration at the end of the year, have said they expect to find a buyer for the business as a going concern.
China’s vehicle exports reached 340,000 units in 2006, of which 90,000 were passenger cars.
On Sunday Jaguar will unveil its new concept, the C-XF, signalling the onset of a 'new era for Jaguar'.
A green transport group is calling for UK employers to adopt smarter working policies in a bid to allow half the British population to work flexibly – either from home or remotely – by 2011.
Frank Etchells will head CAP’s customer account management for the group’s used and new vehicle retail sector.
It's come around again so fast, but today is the last day of news on AM-online until January 2.
Inchcape plc has sold Inchroy Credit Corporation Limited, the company's joint venture finance company in Hong Kong, to Wing Hang Bank Limited for HKD1,400 million (£92 million) in cash.
Toyota’s Corolla replacement, the new Auris, has achieved a five star rating for adult occupant protection from Euro NCAP.
Leading figureheads in the automotive industry suggest that creating a training structure and policy is the easiest way to identify and assess your staff training needs.
Every Mazda MX-5 Roadster Coupe will now come with an iPod Nano starting from January 1.
Bringing new talent into the business is just as important for the future of the motor industry as putting new cars into the showroom.
Motorsales of Harlow has received praise from Harlow College for its commitment to training and employee development.
Gary Elliott, director of sales and marketing at the Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF), will resign at the end of December after nearly two years in the role.
Mazda UK is expecting to breach the 50,000 sales mark by December 31 for the first time in the company’s history.
Kia Motors UK is abandoning the cartoon-based marketing campaign it began in 2004 in a bid to raise its brand perception.
Audi’s new R8 sports car will feature 210 exterior LED lights, which will even feature on its engine.
Paul Williams, managing director of Kia Motors UK until he quit during the summer, is already getting calls from dealers interested in selling Landwinds, China’s pioneer brand for Europe.
Subaru is offering a special driving day experience in the new Impreza RB320 for a select number of fans.
Volkswagen has adjusted terms and conditions for its 90-strong fleet specialist retail network as it looks to grow fleet sales next year by 3,000 units.
That’s it, another year finished – well almost. This is AM’s final publication of the year, but that doesn’t mean we will be putting our feet up and breaking into the Christmas pies just yet.
The Transport and General Workers’ Union and Amicus are planning to merge next year.
Eastern Western Group has had a public censure imposed by the Financial Services Authority for failures relating to its sale of Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) in connection with vehicle finance agreements.
Kent-based Whitehouse Group has dropped out of the AM100 after selling or closing 10 sites since the summer.
Frank Finch, former head of the RMIF motorcycle retailer and ride training divisions, is the new content editor of Autoretailing, the European dealer convention staged by AM and the RMI National Franchised Dealers Association.
The former Hertfordshire-based car retail group Charvills owes more than 500 customers and suppliers up to £1.5m and its directors could face a Department of Trade and Industry investigation.
Vertu Motors plc, the newly incorporated company seeking to acquire and consolidate UK motor retail businesses, has today been admitted to the AIM market of London Stock Exchange.
The Advertising Standards Agency has forced Volkswagen UK to pull a national campaign showcasing its Golf GTI TSI’s environmental credentials.
Wests of Cambridge has reinforced its presence in Kings Lynn, Norfolk, with the opening this month of its first Nissan franchise.
In ‘n’ Out, the drive-through mini-service and MoT concept, has opened its first two centres in Northampton.
Roger Putnam, chairman of the Retail Motor Strategy Group, is confident the motor industry code of practice will meet stage one Office of Fair Trading approval by March.
