Auto Trader will publish its last print edition in June as it transitions to become a digital only business.
Family-owned top 20 AM100 group JCT600 has increased pre-tax profits from £8.5 million to £12.5 million in 2012 on the back of a 17.8% increase in new car turnover and a 6% rise in used car turnover.
UK new car registrations increased by 14.8% in April to 163,357 units with the best performance for the month since 2008.
Chevrolet is planning to collaborate closely with GM Financial, a wholly owned subsidiary of General Motors, to develop more attractive financing offers for Chevrolet UK customers.
Sue Brownson OBE died earlier today.
Nigel Vindis, joint director of Vindis Group, has died suddenly at Addenbrookes Hospital in Cambridge, aged 58.
The way cars are bought will change even more radically in the future as a new generation of motorists are more interested in what goes on inside than how their vehicle looks from the outside.
Peugeot believes that its 2008 has the right ingredients to become the best-selling B segment crossover, outselling Renault Captur and taking customers away from Nissan Juke globally.
The BBC’s Watchdog programme has investigated United Motors UK Ltd in Southall after it was accused of selling vehicles with known faults.
Brindley Garages has opened its second Kia dealership in the West Midlands.
Castle Point Motors in Benfleet, Essex, has been named Unipart Car Centre of the Year.
Skoda will add a second SUV to its line-up, larger than the Yeti, as part of its plans to increase global sales by 50% over the next few years.
Jardine Motors’ Wolverhampton Audi has been named the top Audi dealer in the country at the German brand’s recent retailer awards.
Swansea City FC has ordered 10 of Infiniti’s new Q50 model following a visit to Rymco’s Piccadilly showroom.
Results from AM's latest online poll.
Dayinsure has joined forces with ADP Dealer Services to launch a short-term insurance product which dealers can integrate into their dealer management systems (DMS).
Chris Hayden has returned from the US to run Group 1 Automotives's UK operations.
Lexus has been named top manufacturer in the 2013 Auto Express Driver Power survey, returning to the number one spot after four years as runner-up.
A tougher business climate than 12 months ago is being reported this year by independent used car dealers, according to CAP Automotive.
April marked the launch of the changing face of motor finance, with new regulatory authorities and a revamped Finance & Leasing Association ‘financing your car’ website.
Sam Burton, a former Subaru UK sales director, has joined MG Motor UK to develop its franchised network.
Luxury used car specialist Lawton Book has invested £750,000 in its Knaresborough showroom.
A new Finance & Leasing Association website, with a commitment to ‘steer car buyers to better information’, was due to be launched by the end of last month.
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Hartwell is increasing sales to existing customers that have bought on finance at its Abingdon Motor Village by targetting them 18 months before the end of term.
Nick Hewer, Alan Sugar’s right-hand man on The Apprentice and host of Countdown, will be the guest speaker for the AM100 dinner on June 6.
UK market seen as a ‘honeypot’ as mainland Europe’s car sales continue to fall.
Upturn in stock means values and conversion rates will come under pressure.
Mobile apps are emerging as powerful tools that can engross electric vehicle (EV) users and push forward the cause of cleaner, more sustainable transportation.
Fix Auto UK has cemented its presence in the South West of England with the announcement that it has appointed Tavistock Accident Repair and Service Centre to its network.
