Pentagon Motor Group has announced plans to close its Eccles Vauxhall dealership in early 2020, following Vauxhall’s decision to refranchise, termine its entire dealer network and issue new contracts to fewer dealers.
Bosch has opened a new £1.5 million purpose-built apprenticeship training centre in Doncaster.
Apax Partners has withdrawn its takeover bid to acquire BCA Marketplace.
The consumer new car finance market grew by 15% by value and 10% by volume year-on-year in May, according to the latest data from the FLA.
John Beckley, a former apprentice technician at a BMW UK dealership, has been appointed as head of bespoke for Rolls-Royce.
The 2015 Mitsubishi Outlander diesel automatic was the fastest selling car in June, according to data from Auto Trader.
Volkswagen will be offering an all electric car sharing service in major cities in Europe like London from 2020.
Over 60% of motorists say they are more likely to book their MoT or service with a dealer that offers timely reminders of due dates, according to Marketing Delivery research.
Mitsubishi has revealed the first images of its new corporate identity standards.
Ford held an event at Potters Field, London, using artificial intelligence to promote the launch of its new Focus.
Hybrid cars sold today have insufficient zero emissions capability to comply with Government targets for 2040, due to most driving being under combustion engine.
JLR has joined other manufacturers in warning the Government that a Brexit deal without frictionless trade will threaten future investment in the UK.
UK light commercial vehicle (LCVs) registrations fell by 5.8% in June to 35,182 units, according to figures released today by the SMMT.
A guide for dealers has been created by the IMDA to give best practice advice on the advertising of ex-daily rental and ex-fleet vehicles.
New car registrations fell by 3.5% in June to 234,945 units, according to the latest figures from the SMMT.
iVendi has appointed its first ever security engineer as part of its strategy to “deter the hackers”.
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has strengthened its fleet team with two newly appointed roles.
Volvo Cars is launching a new M brand that will lead its future mobility services like shared car ownership and on-demand access to vehicles.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued 38 final notices to dealers in the first half of this year.
ICDP, the international automotive distribution researchers, is predicting that the European crash repair market will reduce by 13% by 2030 as a result of new vehicle safety technology.
Renault has announced that between July 3 and October 1 it will offer 0% PCP finance across its entire range, with an additional £1,000 off part exchange.
DMT Group has announced a major rebrand, as part of its ongoing global expansion.The business, will now be known worldwide as Rapid RTC.
Cheltenham-based K&R Vehicles Solutions has joined Fix Auto UK’s repair network as the company looks to expand its portfolio.
Lexus will mark the 10th anniversary of its ‘F’ performance brand at Goodwood Festival of Speed with driver Scott Pruett.
A report commissioned by ICDP suggests that mobility as a service will only be a niche offering over the next decade.
TrustFord is using apprenticeship levy funds to launch a new leadership and management programme for over 600 of the group’s managers and supervisors.
Shelbourne Motors will add the Kia franchise to its new £5 million multi-franchise site in Newry, Northern Ireland.
Johnsons Cars has acquired TH White Motor Group and adds the Jeep and Fiat Commercial franchise to its business for the first time as a result.
Marshall Motor Holdings is expecting a positive full year result for 2018 due to taking steps to prepare for a challenging market.
Marshall Motor Holdings’ chief financial officer Mark Raban is to step down from the board and the group is now searching for a successor.
