CarFinance 247 has made the Sunday Times Virgin Fast Track 100, ranking in the top ten for the third consecutive year.
Black Horse has uncovered evidence that 22% of potential car buyers do no research at all before arriving on a dealer's forecourt.
Endeavour Automotive has secured planning permission to develop a new Hyundai dealership in Watford.
Steven Eagell Group has added to its Lexus representation with the acquisition of Lexus Milton Keynes from the AM100-topping Sytner Group.
NextGear Capital has marked the milestone of 200,000 vehicles funded since it launched in 2014, hailing the stock funding business’s growth as “outstanding”.
A fund-raising business manager at Gordon Lamb Chesterfield Land Rover swapped the forcourt for the boxing ring to raise more than £580 for Cancer Research UK.
Hyundai has announced that the pricing for its i30 Fastback will start from £20,305 when the new addition goes on sale in UK showrooms on January 18.
Glyn Hopkin has secured the top spot in the annual ‘Essex Limited’ survey of leading businesses for the second year running.
Franchise dealers are to be "targeted" by the RAC Dealer Network in 2018 as a new potential market for RAC branded warranties.
Holdcroft Motor Group has doubled its representation with Mazda after finalising the acquisition of Vantage Motor Group’s Oldham franchise.
Tribute has been paid to Hepworth Motor Group founder Frank Brighton after he passed away suddenly at the age of 77.
Startline Motor Finance is preparing to push into the franchised car dealer network after securing a new £250 million credit facility from major financial institution J.P. Morgan.
Volkswagen compliance executive Oliver Schmidt has been sentenced to seven years in jail after pleading guilty to his part in the dieselgate emissions scandal in the US.
BMW has been told by the advertising watchdog not to make environmental claims about its products unless backed up with adequate facts.
Volkswagen boss, Paul Willis has admitted that the VW Group (UK) has received nearly 17,000 complaints in recent months about its dieselgate technical solution.
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles is getting into the festive spirit with a big Christmas giveaway, the chance to win a free service.
Ashley Wiltshire has joined learning and development agency RTS Group as an account director.
The average UK motor retailer made a £2,000 loss in October.
Former Kwik Fit and ATS Euromaster director Mike Wise has been appointed group sales director at vGroup International, which includes car accessory businessses.
Volkswagen Group's mobility startup, MOIA, has introduced a ride pooling concept just one year after its inception.
Sub-prime car finance firm Moneybarn is being investigated by the FCA over how it assesses car-buyers for loans.
BCA has presented the Action for A-T charity with a cheque for £93,436 raised through the completion of the gruelling BCA Paris Challenge in September.
Young girls are being discouraged from a career as an automotive technician according the industry’s perception of being a male-dominated environment, a ClickMechanic survey has found.
Leven Car Company has realised a three-fold sales increase in the sale of used Aston Martins following implementation of video technology in what is being claimed as a victory for service provider CitNOW.
Dealerships have seen a 14% rise in the number of people buying on their first visit to a dealership compared to last year, EnquiryMAX reveals.
Automotive product launches are more memorable to Brits than new breakthroughs in food and drink products, TV shows, video games or music.
Record numbers of PCP agreements could prompt a car clocking crisis in the motor trade as motorists look to shed miles in a bid to beat the deal’s final balloon payment.
The Sytner Group have announced that Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Manchester and McLaren Manchester will be brought together in a luxurious purpose-built showroom in Wilmslow, Cheshire.
New car registrations have continued their decline with November’s 11.2% year-on-year fall marking the eighth consecutive month of falling sales.
Bristol Street Motors claims to be leading online innovation in the motor retail sector with what it has billed as “the UK’s first purely web-based used car sales platform”.
