Car manufacturers operating in Europe invested an average of €1,100 euros (£730) in sales promotion for every passenger vehicle sold in 2004.
Project Kimber, a consortium headed by David James in conjunction with automotive consultancy de Montford of Solihull, says it is working on a fully-funded business plan to build sports cars in the UK or eastern Europe.
Proton is sending out annual vehicle birthday cards to its customers as part of an ongoing customer relationship-building programme.
Mitsubishi Motors has now released the first image of its latest concept car, the Concept-Sportback.
A tenfold rise in the number of service bookings made by company car drivers online has been recorded in the last 12 months by epyx.
THE cost of new compact MPVs rose sharply during July, but residual values for the sector are declining.
Results from sales across the UK.
USED car prices for typical mid-size vehicles have shown a healthy year-on-year increase.
A hi-tech safety system designed to keep drivers in their lanes on long motorway journeys will be launched next month.
Mayor Ken Livingstone may be against ‘Chelsea Taxis’ in the city and there may be plans to levy a £900 per year car tax on them, or even ban them altogether from London’s roads as has been done in Paris, but a recent survey shows the British continue to love their 4x4s.
The Bosch Group has secured a further 40% equity holding in the Indian brake manufacturer Kalyani Brakes Limited bringing its stake in the company to 80%.
General Motors has paid Suzuki Motor Corporation $21 million (£11.7m) for 6.9m shares to increase its stake in GM Daewoo Auto & Technology Co. to 50.9%.
Calling all bodyshops: AM is compiling its AM50 listing of the top 50 bodyshops by turnover, the most accurate company listing for the accident repair industry.
Nationwide Accident Repair Services has reported turnover for the full year of 2004 up £4.7m year on year to £123.7m.
The Russian owner of the Blackpool sports car manufacturer TVR, Nikolai Smolenski, is reported to have acquired the Italian superbike and scooter manufacturer Benelli, and is said to be planning for the car firm’s Blackpool factory to manufacture components for the new purchase.
The Heritage Motor Centre in Warwickshire, the home of the original Mini, is to stage a special event to celebrate the ‘Life of Mini’ on October 2.
The head of a consortium behind an unsuccessful bid to take over MG Rover Group says he is determined to establish a UK manufacturing base.
Debt amongst the UK’s 3.3 million car owners who have borrowed money for their purchase has topped £26.7bn, according to analysis by MoneyExpert.com.
Volkswagen has today unveiled first details and images of the most powerful production Golf to date, the new R32.
Kia Motors will give the all-new Magentis its world premiere at the Frankfurt Motor Show on September 13.
Audi has increased the availability of its two-litre turbocharged FSI engine in the A3 range and quattro four-wheel drive technology for the A8.
The latest example of styling from the Citroen design team, the C-SportLounge concept car will be unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show (September 12 - 25).
The average price of unleaded petrol in Britain has risen over 90 pence a litre for the first time.
The European Commission's latest report on car prices shows new car prices continuing to converge across the enlarged EU.
DaimlerChrysler has confirmed that it is co-operating fully with the US Department of Justice in an investigation into allegations of bribery at Mercedes-Benz, and has made all its accounts available.
Suzuki has revealed the first official pictures of the new Grand Vitara range which will have its world premiere at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September.
Car dealers are being advised they will notice little of the impact of the introduction of the latest block exemption legislation.
It could be 20 years before fuel cell vehicles, seen as the 'Holy Grail' of auto technology because of its zero emissions credentials, become available.
Since the first Model Ts rolled off Henry Ford’s production line, arguments have raged between the sexes about who is better behind the wheel.
A Leeds-based auction centre is making the industry more gender friendly, as a fifth of its staff are now female.
