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Bristol Street Motors, Macklin Motors brands to go as Vertu embarks on national rebranding
AM100 car dealer group Vertu Motors plans to operate all its retail outlets under the Vertu banner by April - ditching the Bristol Street Motors and Macklin Motors brands – in a bid to enhance marketing efficiency and drive cost savings
Mfldirect to support automotive charity Ben with every vehicle sale
Wholesale vehicle supplier Mfldirect has announced a new partnership to donate a portion of every used vehicle sale to industry charity Ben, which could mean raising £108,000 over the course of the six-month initiative.
Completely Motoring dealer group seeks buyer to rescue it from administration
Completely Motoring, the company behind four Gloucestershire-based dealerships including the Completely Suzuki franchise at Staverton has confirmed that it has entered administration alongside the multi-franchise motorcycle chain.
Santander buys CLM Fleet Management to expands leasing presence
Santander Consumer Finance (SCF) has acquired full-service fleet management specialist CLM Fleet Management, aligning with Grupo Santander's European initiative to strengthen its position as a contract hire service provider for fleets operating company cars.
Sandicliffe expands East Midlands presence with purchase of £2.5m Lincoln motor complex
The sale of a Lincoln motor trade complex will see family-run Sandicliffe extend its East Midlands dealership footprint, complementing its existing locations in Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire.
World Mental Health Day: stress and sleeplessness hurt UK automotive workers
Today is World Mental Health Day and this year's theme is 'workplace mental health', which is why the automotive charity Ben is raising awareness about mental health within this industry so that automotive people get the support they need.
Transport secretary Louise Haigh on bringing down EV costs for consumers
Transport Secretary Louise Haigh said the UK Government "wants to make EVs as affordable as possible" and it sees big fleet deals as an advantage in bringing more low priced used EVs into the market for private motorists.
Skoda boss warns EV battle may "destroy residuals" and urges legislators to act
Skoda CEO Klaus Zellmer has said that the coming year will be "the most fierce environment for EVs" and warned: "That’s not healthy. It will destroy residuals, it will destroy customer sentiments".