Peugeot is to launch an online campaign exclusively with MSN to promote its latest Peugeot 207 model.
Volkswagen AG sales rose by 15.1 per cent in the first quarter of this year, to 1.361 million vehicles.
RAC Software Solutions has been acquired by VT Group plc within its VT Defence division as part of the acquisition of Lex Vehicle Solutions from Aviva plc for £87 million.
Volvo is cutting the cost of motoring with three years’ free servicing and three years’ free insurance available to customers who take delivery of a new S60 sports saloon before June 30.
CV questions to high flyers from the automotive industry.
Learning solutions provider Carter & Carter has announced a strong performance in its interim results for the half-year ended January 31, 2006.
The aftersales department is the backbone of many motor retail businesses. Its team is responsible for the lion’s share of profits and charged with providing a high level of service that encourages customers to keep coming back.
The former Powertrain plant at Longbridge has been revealed as the site of the largest single outbreak of occupational asthma. So far 101 workers have been diagnosed with lung disease.
Volkswagen customers who have pre-ordered the new Fox since January will be able to drive the new car today.
Fiat’s Idea and Nissan’s Pathfinder have both achieved a four star rating for occupant protection in the latest results form the Euro NCAP safety tests.
Carter & Carter, the learning solutions and outsourced support services provider for the automotive industry, has announced growth of 64% in turnover, with £37.9 million generated.
Volkswagen Group UK has opened a new training facility in Nottingham in partnership with Carter & Carter.
Lookers' shareholders have rejected a takeover bid from competitor Pendragon.
Mitsubishi Motors Corp reported its first operating profit in three years in the year ended March 31 and trimmed its net loss sharply although not as forecast as the company's North American operations continued to suffer.
The motor industry if failing to play its part in reducing carbon dioxode emissions.
Nissan Motor Company has announced that its Infiniti luxury brand will launch across the European market during 2008.
Total car production for the year to March fell by 5.5 per cent to 409,1000 units, compared to the same period last year.
The Proton Savvy is now available on the Motability scheme.
London could cut its carbon emissions by the weight of four Big Bens if one in five drivers in the capital chose a cleaner car.
Workers from the threatened Ryton plant will protest the closure of the PSA Peugeot Citroen plant this weekend.
European Motor Holdings has released preliminary results showing a rise in pre-tax profit of 15 per cent on last year.
Both the SMMT and RMIF talk about the “excellent deals” that were available in March, which underlines just how fierce the market was in what most assume will turn out to be the year’s best month.
Honda finally shrugged off Accord’s dowdy image when it launched this model in 2003. It’s a car that’s as sharply styled as it is impeccably engineered.
One of the most valuable skills is the ability to value a car realistically based on its condition.
Old computers are leaving dealers struggling to make the most out of any investment they make in new software.
Ford has unveiled the all-new British-built Ford Transit.
Honda’s British built Civic is the most reliable small family car on the road according to Warranty Direct’s Reliability Index.
Cowboy clampers may be stopped in their tracks if a new code of practice being launched today is backed by the Government.
Conservative Party leader David Cameron unveiled plans yesterday in the final phase of the current local election campaign to encourage people to switch to more environmentally-friendly vehicles.
Chrysler will launch its new right-hand drive PT Cruiser Cabrio in the UK at the end of April as a spacious four-seat soft-top.
