Wealthy customers seeking a prestige SUV may add a Maserati to their consideration list from this spring.
Lexus says its use of celebrities in its ad campaigns is helping the brand appeal to more people.
The Government has updated its advice on calculating working hours to explain what constitutes a working week.
It is indicative of the steps to which dealers have to go to fill vacancies that Spire Automotive advertised in The Caterer when it needed a reception host.
Volvo Cars is to become the first car maker to integrate the Spotify music streaming service globally in its new cars.
A special edition Citroën C4 Cactus, the Rip Curl, is to be shown at the Geneva Motor Show ahead of going on sale this year.
Stratstone Mercedes-Benz, part of Pendragon, has been presented the AMG Dealer of the Year Award by Mercedes-Benz UK.
Next month’s Geneva Motor Show will see Renault reveal its new Megane Sport Tourer in the form of the range’s GT version.
Volvo is recalling 7,000 cars in the UK because of a software fault that can briefly stop the engine.
Infiniti has adopted an innovative pop-up showroom concept in Bristol as it accelerates its network expansion plans to benefit from interest in the new Q30 hatchback.
The fastest growing segment of the online car purchase market in 2015 was women.
Norfolk-based Marriott Motor Group is investing £750,000 in its King’s Lynn premises.
Aftersales systems provider eDynamix has expanded its team by 17 staff since the start of 2016 in order to deal with rising demand.
Watch the highlights from the 2016 AM Awards on February 11 at the ICC, including each award presentation.
To believe that purchasing a vehicle online is still a long way off is to bury your head in the sand, a speaker at AM's customer service event will warn.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has launched a 'Call for Input' on a planned review of retained provisions of the Consumer Credit Act 1974.
Williams Jaguar Manchester will be showcasing two of the highly-anticipated F-Type Project 7 cars at its showroom on Sunday, February 28.
Marshall Motor Holdings has appointed Simon Page to the newly created role of head of property.
Days Motor Group, based in South Wales, has rebranded its division which serves the company car and van market in preparation for growth
A buyer has paid more than £2.4 million for a rare Aston Martin DB10 made for the latest James Bond film, Spectre, in a charity auction at Christie’s in London.
For the first time AM looks beyond the biggest groups to the AM200.
Motors.co.uk, has added CitNOW’s video technology to its offering.
Secured, the manufacturer and distributor of forensic marking technology for the automotive industry has appointed Chris Taylor as chief technology officer.
Industry officials are preparing to meet with the Under Secretary of State for Environment and Rural Affairs to debate new fees for workshops with waste oil incineration burners.
Total and Mazda have renewed a partnership that will see the lubricant specialist supply 2,300 of the Japanese brand’s garages, repair shops and authorized dealers for the next five years.
Changes at the top of Seat UK’s management team have seen the introduction of new faces to oversee the Spanish brand’s retail, marketing and supply departments.
The AA has launched a new service offering pre-sale vehicle inspections for dealers.
Nissan is stocking dealerships with an array of pre-painted bumpers as part of a programme to boost repair efficiency for customers involved in minor collisions.
The new Volvo V90 large estate car, which is due at Volvo dealerships in the UK by the end of the year, has been previewed.
Peugeot is re-launching its 2008 with a more rugged style and the edition of new GT Line specification grade.
