Peugeot says the campaign by the Transport and General Workers Union (T&G) to discourage the public from purchasing Peugeot cars is not affecting sales.
TVR has unveiled plans for a new headquarters in Lanacashire, which will house its management, R&D, and sales and marketing teams.
PSA Peugeot Citroen has seen a slight increase (0.6%) in sales for the first six months of the year.
The Office of Fair Trading has withdrawn its decision, announced on AM-online on June 13, to allow dealers to sell pre-registered cars without keeping them for three-months.
The UK’s first Bugatti Veyron has been delivered to Jack Barclay in London.
Citroën is following in the steps of Mitsubishi by selling its vehicles at the British Motor Show.
What Car? magazine has launched an interactive campaign to locate the best dealers and garages.
Strong activity in the used car wholesale market has kept prices firm during the first quarter of 2006, according to BCA.
From July 16 there will be a nationwide ban on sending shredded tyres to landfill sites.
Since private equity firms Permira and CVC purchased the AA from Centrica in 2004 for £1.75bn, profits have more than doubled to £200m and are set to increase by a further 20% in 2006.
Specializing in Single Vehicle Approval (SVA) testing and servicing for cars imported from the USA has built a good business for Ian Goss.
This month’s British International Motor Show, in association with Lloyds TSB Insurance, will host a dedicated super-car display called Dream Drive.
New metal is every car company’s lifeblood. From January to May, Nissan registrations were down 23% because models like the Tino have been phased out and Almera/Primera ranges rationalized.
The Retail Motor Industry will appoint Paul Williams, chief executive of Bristol Street Group, as its new chairman of the National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA) this month.
TW White & Sons, one of Mazda’s most successful retail dealers in the UK, is convinced by the argument for search engine optimization in its marketing plan.
Vehicle manufacturers attach specific core values to their brand, which their marketing campaigns and products are supposed to communicate.
Space is the biggest benefit identified by dealer principal Richard Berry six weeks after relocating Sytner’s Solihull BMW and Mini business to a £10m new dealership.
LDV is set to keep making the Maxus at Washwood Heath, Birmingham, even if a takeover approach from Russian automotive group GAZ is successful.
Following a slow start to the Kitemark scheme, the British Standards Institute (BSI) is continuing to work on raising awareness.
Senior managers at speciality chemical products firm Reabrook have signed a £4m deal to purchase the company from parent group Yule Catto.
Brunel Ford has re-launched its parts distribution centre responsible for servicing the motor trade in the area around north and north-east Somerset, Bristol and Bath.
An extra revenue stream is being offered to workshops by a Dutch-based accessory company.
Citroën’s original dancing robot advert for its C4 won great praise when it was shown last year and prompted several spoof versions that still circulate the internet.
The UK price of the Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 has been confirmed at £190,000 including VAT, plus delivery.
Chrysler’s SRT high performance division has fitted an enlarged version of the company’s HEMI engine into the Grand Cherokee, creating the quickest, most powerful Jeep ever made.
Paul Jarvis is to step down as managing director of Glass's Information Services Limited, the UK subsidiary of the EurotaxGlass's Group.
“The trade unions alternative business case for Ryton has very powerful reasons why it should be treated seriously by Peugeot and other interested parties.
The Retail Motor Industry Federation has made its new used car guide exclusively available to <a href="http://www.rmif.co.uk" class="sitelink" target="_blank">www.rmif.co.uk</a> members free of charge.<P>
Sales staff lack knowledge and understanding of the colour-coded fuel economy label introduced voluntarily by the industry over the past year.
Dealers could be making profit on part-exchange cars, rather than trading them out at a loss, according to Autotrade-Mail.
