Toyota is the world’s greenest brand, according to a new global survey from the international brand consultancy Interbrand.
In the past three years the Chrysler Jeep and Dodge business has been stripped down from 21 different model lines to just a half-a-dozen.
Organisation's first remarketing seminar hears that the current state of the market is 'bad'
Saab Automobile’s recent cash crisis has the UK automotive industry on edge, according to the Retail Motor Industry (RMI).
Renault has shown the first image of its new Twingo.
Inchcape saw profit before tax rise by 10.1% to £126.8 million for its half year results for the period ending June 30, 2011, despite a drop in sales and operating cashflow.
Simon Thomas has been appointed managing director of Volkswagen Group UK effective September 1, 2011.
Vauxhall has launched a Total Loss Avoidance Programme (TLAP) which offers discounts of up to 50% on crash repair parts through its Vauxhall approved bodyshops.
Honda has been voted as the most reliable manufacturer in the latest What Car? and Warranty Direct reliability study for the sixth year in a row.
Hyundai has opened its first academy in the UK aimed at training the brand’s UK dealership staff from apprentice technicians to dealer principals.
Honda (UK) has appointed Ed Hummel as manager of corporate operations to re-establish Honda’s position in the fleet market.
CAP has forecast a residual value of 20% for the first fully electric van, at 3yrs/30,000 miles which it believes reflects conservative views in the trade about the future prospect of used electric vans.
Charity is responsible for one in 10 new car sales and annually handles up to 200,000 vehicles
Maserati’s new GranCabrio Sport will be priced from £102,615 when the first right-hand drive vehicles will reach UK customers in October.
Subaru hopes to raise tens of thousands of pounds for victims of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami by kicking off a cycle relay from its Warwickshire headquarters.
Manufacturers battling in the treacherous mid-market are only as good as their latest design.
Ford is offering double Nectar loyalty card points in August to MoT, servicing and non-warranty repair customers across its participating dealers in the UK.
Governments should not promote specific green technology solutions, but incentivise CO2 targets and let the public decide how to meet them.
There is no single ‘silver bullet’ technology solution to the global issue of emissions from road transport.
The UK economy grew by 0.2% in the second quarter of 2011, according to the Office for National Statistics.
Tonight's screening of Channel 4's Undercover Boss follows Nikki King, managing director of Isuzu Truck (UK) as she heads to the dealership floor.
A long-serving Suzuki dealer has gone into voluntary liquidation.
Administrators have been called in at Doncaster dealership St Legers after it hit financial troubles.
Seat is offering free music downloads to entice consumers into its dealer network.
Honda has released an image of the new CR-V Concept, providing the first official glimpse of styling direction.
The National Association of Motor Auctions (NAMA) monthly market report shows that during June, average values of used cars sold at auction across the board decreased from £4,625 to £4,550, equivalent to a 2% drop.
Almost a fifth of motorists think servicing their car is a ‘complete waste of money’ and have admitted to only doing so when they can afford it, rather than when recommended, research by Manheim Auctions has revealed.
Family-run Budgen Motors has appointed David Hare as its new group finance director.
Eco City Vehicles, the UK 'green' LCV maker, has announced a contract to supply 10 Euro V compliant Mercedes Vito taxis to ComCab.
Three months after the disaster hit Japan, some brands are still being affected by a shortage of specific components and paints.
