Shell has launched its new V-Power diesel fuel at 31 filling stations in the south east of England.
The UK insurance market experienced an underwriting loss of £200m across its commercial and personal motor insurance products in 2005, according to a new report by Deloitte.
Auto retail event and display company Showroom Events, is warning dealers of illegal and unsafe copies of its SeeSaw display unit which are appearing on forecourts.
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Dealers in the US believe they have found the solution to late payments from customers on car purchases.
AA Insurance has signed a deal with Motorway Direct to provide warranty and gap insurance products for dealerships and their customers.
The pressure on car dealerships is mounting in the face of increasing competition and a saturated market – with further consolidation set to be a key feature of the market.
A new Jaguar sports saloon, the XF, will make its public debut next autumn. Positioned in the luxury mid-size segment, the new Jaguar XF will replace the S-Type saloon in the Jaguar model line-up.
The Government’s biofuels commitment for 2010 has come in for further criticism with a House of Commons committee saying it is ‘miles behind’ target.
Kia is offering expectant parents and those already with babies significant discounts on the new Carens.
Nothing in the automotive industry remains unique for long – and the rivals are lining up to have a pop at the Mercedes-Benz CLS.
BMW UK boss Jim O’Donnell has spoken out against the taxes and red tape affecting the automotive industry.
Porsche’s expansion drive will step up a gear with the Panamera, this four-seat coupé which will arrive in 2009.
John Clark BMW in Aberdeen is offering BMW and Mini car rental with prices starting from £50 per day, including insurance.
The Sewells Used Car Finance House Survey 2006 has been published, revealing that many dealers do not feel their finance companies are responding to their needs.
A collaboration between a leading automotive component manufacturer and north-London based company LLi could be set to change the face of rural mobility in developing nations around the world.
Associated Northcliffe Digital (AN Digital) has completed its acquisition of Complete Automotive Solutions (CAS).
Lookers former chairman Fred Maguire, when once asked which of his franchises was the best profit performer, had no hesitation. It wasn’t his Aston Martin, Jaguar, Land Rover or Lexus operations.
Fewer traffic jams, more public transport and new roads in heavily congested areas could be achieved if the Government adopts 'pay as you drive'.
The Brundle family, linked with motor retailing in Norfolk for the past 40 years, has sold its Volkswagen dealership and bodyshop in King’s Lynn and left the industry.
The number of motor traders declaring themselves bankrupt in Q3 has fallen, according to the latest statistics from Experian.
Jackson’s of Basingstoke has gone into administration after struggling to overcome financial difficulties triggered by relocation, establishing a new franchise and an unsustainable pension scheme.
Citroën UK has appointed customer value management company Ion Group to establish a Citroën Business Centre.
The AA has declined to comment on mounting speculation it will sell or float the breakdown business on the London Stock Market.
Automotive data provider CAP has launched CAP Validate, a free of charge value-added service to customers who already take CAP product in ASCII or full SQL database format.
Subaru is offering potential customers a B9 Tribeca for a week-long test drive in order to establish the new model in the UK.
Chevrolet will reveal its first ever diesel for the UK at the Bologna Motor Show next week.
Nissan has ended production of its Almera at its Sunderland plant.
Seat has extended its summer finance offers to the end of the year.
The UK produced 116,159 cars in October, a 7% decrease over the same period last year.
