Honda UK has ended what it calls its dignified silence on the 4x4 debate after calls for the vehicles to carry a health warning.
Staff at Vauxhall’s Ellesmere Port car plant halted the production of the new Astra model when they staged an unofficial walkout.
Experian, the global information solutions company, has acquired AutoLocate, the specialist software and e-business solutions organisation, from RCP Consultants.
More than two dozen new vehicles will be seen for the first time as they make their world or North American debuts during media days, January 5 and 6, at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
Jon Goodman is set to succeed Tod Evans as the boss of PSA Peugeot Citroen's London headquarters.
The BMW Group has today appointed Ian Robertson (46) as chairman and chief executive of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars.
MG Rover owner Phoenix Venture Holdings vice-chairman Nick Stephenson was reported yesterday to be flying to China for further talks with prospective partner Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation.
Fiat chairman Luca di Montezemolo has denied media reports the company wants to scrap its partnership with General Motors (GM), which owns a 10% share.
Customers looking to buy a one-year-old prestige-badge convertible or roadster will typically pay over £1,000 more in July and August than in December or January, says Glass’s.
Hundreds of Jaguar workers and their supporters have demonstrated in protest against plans by Ford to end car production and cut 1,150 jobs at Jaguar's main plant in Coventry.
Ferrari and Maserati will be opening its newest dealership at the new multi-million pound facility at Graypaul Nottingham.
Volkswagen has added a new diesel engine and the option of a multimedia pack on its Touran compact MPV
Seat’s three-card trick
As a precautionary measure the child seat manufacturer Kiddy is recalling 1,650 units of its Kiddy TopSafe model
Daihatsu is driving down the cost of Fourtrak competitive parts by an average of over 40%, hoping to boost dealers’ service business, winning back customers who have switched to alternative suppliers.
Amicus and T&G members at Jaguar's Browns Lane plant will be balloted for industrial action next week following a mass demonstration through Coventry City Centre planned for November 27.
Toyota has confirmed reports that it is to spend some £400m over the next three years to raise the European performance of it Lexus luxury brand.
SAIC and MG Rover are discussing their joint venture and reports of £1bn in investment are premature, the companies say.
Smaller cars are getting safer for their occupants, RAC Foundation claims as the latest phase of Euro NCAP crash tests are revealed at a press conference at the Bernabeu Stadium in Madrid.
Daihatsu has announced a new deal for Terios buyers with its new ‘555’ peace of mind offer.
Land Rover is to release an all-new Sport version of the Range Rover.
Jaguar has been named Employer of the Year at the CIMA and Financial Management Magazine awards.
Volkswagen Group’s chaiman, Bernd Pischetsrieder has stated that the rising cost of buying a car is all down to ambitious EU emissions legislations.
Used car dealers are beginning to feel the winter pinch as short days, poor weather and the impending expense of Christmas diverts retail customers away from the forecourt.
Hyundai’s Santa Fe 4x4 has had a facelift and will now be available in two versions, the 2.0 CRTD CDX manual and automatic, priced at £17,995 and the 2.7 V6 automatic priced at £18,995.
Tod Evans has announced that he will retire as the Peugeot Citroen Automobiles UK chairman at the end of December.
Nissan Motor Company, Japan’s second-biggest auto maker, said today it would suspend operations at three of its four domestic plants for five days each this month and next due to a shortage of steel.
The National Tyre Distributors Association (NTDA) has invited representatives from the UK tyre industry to a special meeting in January next year, to explore the possibilities of developing a significant domestic market for winter tyres.
A senior figure in Slovakia's burgeoning automotive industry today called on Welsh and UK manufacturers and suppliers to help her country realise its ambition of becoming the world's largest producer of cars per capita by 2008
Warehouse distributor GP Automotive has rewarded one of its staff with a trip to Las Vegas, following the conclusion of an internal sales competition on Cyclo and Rain Dance products.
