Mercedes-Benz of Bolton has revamped its site, coinciding with the appointment of new dealer principal, Claire Watson-Brown.
Cranfield University has opened a new off-road dynamics facility (ORD) at its Silsoe site in Bedfordshire.
General Motors Europe will equip its brands throughout 36 countries with a composite reporting system from Urban Science and its partners ASE.
Fraikin, the UK provider of commercial vehicle fleet services, has awarded ATS Euromaster with a three year tyre supply deal.
Proton’s sales were up by 79% in August compared to the same period last year.
A shortage of quality nearly new vehicles in the market is keeping RVs strong through the summer and causing uplift in demand from dealers looking for new sources of stock, says vehicle remarketing solutions (vrs).
Former MG Rover Group plant staff have started work at BMW’s engine plant at Hams Hall Birmingham.
The production version of the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione will make its debut at the Paris Motor Show later this month.
Alfa Romeo always puts passion into its products. It is what makes the marque attractive, and once product quality and customer service is right will win it a real foothold in the premium segment.
The Government recently suggested that non-European Union skilled workers could be the solution to many of the skills shortages across UK industry.
Gary Brooks has set out to boost sales from the local business community since his appointment as dealer principal at Springfield Citroën in Gateshead.
CV questions to high flyers from the industry.
As the Paris Motor Show approaches, more manufacturers are previewing their new models, and today we have pictures from Volvo.
Smart has added a special edition Brabus Red to its Fortwo range.
UK vehicle makers have cut energy use, waste and carbon dioxide emissions by half, in four years, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.
Avon Tyres has launched a new range of products in time for the winter.
Hemming Automotive has acquired a Renault franchise in Chichester for an undisclosed sum.
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Mazda just got down with the kids. The Japanese company has made all cars built after March 2005 iPod compatible.
Miguel Fonseca will take up his new position as managing director of Toyota GB this week.
Sales figures for Toyota, Peugeot and Citroën’s joint small cars (Aygo, 107 and C1), have resulted in interesting reading this year.
Hella, automotive supplier based in Germany, has taken over the Danish company Tolerance for an undisclosed sum.
With a range of quick and efficient engines, upmarket styling and the four-ringed badge on the front, it’s no surprise that the A3 is a top choice for young, aspirational buyers.
Project Kimber is set to sell the re-engineered Smart roadster wearing the iconic AC badge.
Sandy Burgess has been elected as the president of the Scottish Motor Trade Association (SMTA) for a two-year term.
Harrogate motor retailer Nidd Vale Group has reported continued growth with turnover up 10% to £38.14 million for the six months to the end of July.
PSA Peugeot Citroen is looking for a replacement for Jean-Martin Folz, the current chairman, after he announced he will retire in January.
Volkswagen is meeting union officials to come to an agreement over its German workers.
Peugeot will launch its fourth Design Competition at the Paris Motor Show on September 30.
Renault will showcase a brand new cabriolet concept at this month’s Paris Motor Show (September 30 - October 15).
