Mitsubishi Motors has announced the introduction of a new top of the range Warrior version of its seven-seat Grandis MPV.
Phil Brown has been promoted to a director role at Blue Bell Crewe in Cheshire
The automotive sector can look forward to a world premiere on March 1, 2005 when the Swiss car designer and solution specialist Rinspeed and Bayer MaterialScience, one of the largest producers of plastic in the world, will be presenting their ideas and visions for the next generation of cars.
CityRover is to be launched across European markets in 2005 and the development of a diesel model is to be accelerated, MG Rover has announced.
Audi UK is about to report its fifth successive record sales year - and is out-performing Audi of America for the title of most successful Audi importer outside Germany.
Tata Motors, India's third-largest car maker, and MG Rover have decided to continue their joint venture commitment for CityRover cars, the two companies said in a statement on today.
The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) is investigating whether new rules from the Financial Services Authority (FSA) breach European antitrust law by restricting the ability of car dealers to sell multiple marques.
John Granby, a former senior executive at MG Rover, is launching a new UK-wide company into the daily rental market in January
MG Rover is exploiting its British heritage in order to increase sales across Europe.
Kia has teamed up with the Mirror Group Newspapers to give away a car a day from January 1.
Peugeot’s parts training centre in Coventry has become an approved Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) assessment centre.
Proton has announced that its customers will be offered 3 years free servicing and warranty on its GEN-2.
More than 200 staff at Group Lotus are to lose their jobs as part of a major restructuring.
Eighty Peugeot retailers have now invested in its Blue Box showroom design, with 60 more in the stages of developing the contentious project.
Mitsubishi Motors Europe and Pininfarina have reached an agreement to build a third Colt variant, the convertible.
Six European carmakers have launched a joint campaign to develop wireless technology which will warn surrounding motorists of hazardous situations.
Competition Minister Gerry Sutcliffe is seeking views on plans to revoke a piece of competition law that place restrictions on the sale of car parts.
Former CD Bramall chairman Tony Bramall is back on the motor retail acquisition trail less than a year after selling his company to Pendragon for £230m.
Prices for the new BMW 3-series have been announced.
A 35-year-old, low mileage Mini once owned by a criminal associate of the Kray twins, was sold at BCA’s Christmas classic and historic sale for £11,775.
The new Seat Toledo will go on sale for January 7, with prices starting at £13,350 for the 1.6 Reference.
Kia Motors UK is contacting Sorento owners concerning two safety related issues affecting 4,650 cars.
MG Rover’s new director of worldwide sales and marketing has said he expects an agreement with Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation to be announced within a month at a formal signing ceremony at Longbridge.
PSA Peugeot Citroen is launching a three-year plan to improve the quality of the components it buys from its 700-strong supply chain.
The Advertising Standards Authority has backed two manufacturers in a complaint about separate national press campaigns.
Reg Vardy has reported a mild growth in half-year profit before tax in an upbeat statement from the group.
Development of Mazda’s dealer network is set to continue with the objective of filling 25 open points within the next two years.
Kia Motors’ eventual replacement for the Rio will make its first appearance in four-door sedan form at the North American International Motor Show in Detroit in January.
MG Rover is planning a new year sales blitz in a bid to turn around its poor performance.
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