Citroen has revealed its new DS 6WR SUV ahead of the Beijing Motor Show which will be key for the brand’s expansion in Asian markets.
More women are buying more cars than ever before according to government statistics.
ADP Dealer Services, the DMS provider, is set to be spun off into an independent publicly-listed company by its giant US owner ADP.
AM has teamed up with What Car? Connect, the data marketing and insight service, to produce a monthly look at used car sales and target price data.
BCA is preparing to float on the stock market, according to Sky News.
Dealer groups are being warned not to disregard management training if employers are to reach their maximum potential.
Skoda and Volkswagen franchisee Trust Group UK is offering people the chance to win VIP tickets to the Tour de France by taking on Olympic champion cyclist Ed Clancy.
Mazda will launch a special edition MX-5 to celebrate the model’s 25th anniversary.
Hyundai has launched a new multi-platform digital campaign called ‘A World of Limits’, to promote its five-year unlimited mileage warranty.
Liam Underdown of Regent Automotive’s Volvo Gerrards Cross workshop has been named the best apprentice in the UK Volvo dealer network.
A man was shocked with a stun gun on the forecourt of a Chevrolet dealership after he jumped onto a car during a domestic argument.
Land Rover has become the first global sponsor of Virgin Galactic.
In stark contrast to the belief voiced by the National Association of Motor Auctions expressed in the April issue of AM, used car market values are not remaining stable and for the first time in many months we are all experiencing more difficult times.
Land Rover has revealed the first pictures of its Vision Concept which hints at what the next generation Land Rover Discovery will look like.
Hyundai UK has promoted its fleet operations manager Paul Williams to become national fleet sales manager.
DSG Financial Services has appointed a head of compliance to help dealers implement the new Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) directives.
Since automotive ecommerce took off in the late Nineties, cannibalisation of sales has been an issue for brands and retailers. Historically, dealers were the ‘first moment of truth’ for motorists, while manufacturers provided the initial stimulus to raise awareness of a vehicle.
The Brookside Garage on Anglesey has been appointed as a new Subaru dealer.
Almost half (45%) of British consumers plan to buy a new or used car in the next two years, driven by affordability in the market.
Charles Hurst Group’s operations director Colin McNab has been honoured at Northern Ireland’s first ever fleet industry awards.
Top three AM100 group Arnold Clark Automobiles has signed a two year deal with online used car classifieds site Motors.co.uk to secure a new rate.
Bentley has appointed Wolfgang Durheimer as its new chairman and chief executive.
Next Gear Capital, the dealer stocking fund company owned by Manheim, has launched in the UK.
The average household disposable income for the UK’s top 40 towns and cities has risen by £1,761 since before the recession to £14,068.
The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) is backing a scheme to give automotive retailers the professional status they deserve and create a nationally recognised qualification for the millions of pounds the sector spends on non-accredited training.
PSA Peugeot-Citroen's new chief executive Carlos Tavares has spoken of plans to cut model line-up by almost half and to turn Citroen's DS unit into a separate brand in an attempt to restore profits.
Economy growth is already impacting positively on the used car market, as reflected in Glass’s Q1 update.
Julie Howard, AM account director, has raised £2,000 for automotive charity BEN after completing the London Marathon.
Mercedes-Benz has used a sleepy cat to market its CLA with a television advert shown before ITV’s Britain’s Got Talent.
Mystery shopping and performance improvement specialist Douglas Stafford has won a contract with Honda UK.
