Two ex-dealership managers have set up a new independent servicing company to rival main dealership’s services in Hampshire.
Hilton Suzuki has launched its own car safety course for women to help them tackle unprovoked attacks from ‘road rage’ drivers.
Cadillac’s new midsize luxury saloon BLS will be priced from £19,950 when it goes on sale on April 8.
AM-online's sister title Sewells has released its latest Insight newsletter.
The Mini Cooper S with John Cooper Works (JCW) GP Kit will make its first public viewing at the Geneva Motor Show next week.
Following a mild heart attack last year, Phil Stones, managing director for Black Horse Motor and Leisure Finance, has decided to take early retirement.
European Motor Holdings has confirmed its trading performance has remained at a ‘satisfactory level’ during the second half of the financial year ending February 28.
The final sales statistics show that only one type of car was an undisputed success last year – the SUV
Volkswagen markets the Polo as ‘small but tough’ and used buyers seem to agree. It’s well built, adequately equipped, and available with a wide range of petrol and diesel engines.
It’s a tough market predicted for 2006 and all eyes are on the spending power of consumers.
Audi has added the 2.7-litre turbodiesel engine to the A4 range to replace the old 2.5 TDI model.
Peugeot will debut this sporty concept based on the new 207 supermini at next week’s Geneva Motor Show.
Kia has added a special edition model to its Picanto range.
Ford’s new S-MAX and Galaxy SUVs will be on display at this month’s Geneva Motor Show before they go on sale in June.
Suzuki has given its Jimny estate model an exterior and interior update.
The Automotive Academy will hold a skills centre stand at the Commercial Vehicle Show and Automotive Trade Show in April, in order to tackle skills shortages in the automotive industry.
The Fleet Auction Group CEO, Andrew Walker FIMI, believes that fleet vehicles should only be sold to registered motor trade buyers and dealerships rather than directly to the general public.
Matthew Carrington, chief executive of the Retail Motor Industry Federation, has spoken out against the latest What Car? survey, which states consumers are paying more than £100 an hour for franchised service deal labour rates.
Volkswagen has revealed pictures of its latest design study, the Concept A, a crossover between a sports car and a compact SUV.
Kia Motors will unveil a new concept car at the Geneva Motor Show at the end of this month which acts as a precursor to its future models.
Lexus Belfast has outperformed every other dealership in Europe for sales in January, with a 134% increase on last year.
Lookers has opened a new used car dealer site in Witham.
Cluttered groups of road signs are more of a danger than driving on drugs.
Ford, Vauxhall and Peugeot are among the 29 car manufacturers who have committed to exhibiting at the British International Motor Show taking place in London in July.
Over half of small British businesses are not prepared for the event of a major incident occurring and do not have a formal business continuity plan.
Pendragon is now positioned to take full control over Reg Vardy as it has received 83.4% of valid shareholders acceptances for its 900p per share offer.
The internet has certainly changed the way modern businesses can communicate and interact with their customers.
Citroën can’t be accused of a short-term approach to discounting.
Major lenders, the car retailing sector and captive finance providers should unite to prepare the ground for a motor finance compliance system to complement the FSA’s insurance regime.
Ford’s ‘drive for value’ campaign involves upgrades across its range (except on Focus STs) worth up to £2,000 and a 5.9% APR PCP.
