Auto Trader has reached one billion monthly page impressions.
Yorkshire based car retailer JCT600 has enjoyed another record year with the highest turnover in its 65 year history.
The Financial Services Authority has cancelled the authorisation of a motor retailer for lack of capital resources.
Motors.co.uk has launched a new TV ad campaign and national advertising programme as part of the repositioning of its consumer message.
Car makers and their dealers can have a happy marriage together says Jonathan Francis, MD of Tresell if they follow four simple steps. If they don’t divorce could be imminent.
Peugeot has launched a new way of providing customer service by creating a Twitter profile called PeugeotCare to supplement the brand’s existing telephone and email customer response service.
Subaru has unveiled a concept crossover which could slot into its range beneath the current Forester SUV.
A management buyout at Beechdale Motor Group in Derby has seen founder Les Waterfall retire.
Bosch has highlighted the benefits of stop-start technology for a cleaner London.
HMRC has published scale charges to reflect the VAT increase in January to 20% for private use of demonstrators, company cars and rental cars.
IM Group has extended its relationship with Manheim Retail Services, signing a three year contract to support the approved used car programmes for Subaru and Isuzu.
Choosing a finance package is increasingly seen as the savvy way to purchase a car by a more financially aware consumer.
AIM-listed Cambria Automobiles has posted its half-year results this morning showing 5% growth in turnover to £184.2m and pre-tax profits ahead of plan.
Lotus Cars has secured £270m in finance facilities ready to go ahead with a five-year plan that will see it launch four new sports cars.
Nissan said on Friday it would repair more than 5,000 of its Nissan Leaf cars for a software glitch that has caused a number of the new electric vehicles to fail to start.
Saab is a step closer to resuming production following approval from the Swedish government of plans to sell the Saab Automobile Property subsidiary to Russian businessman Vladimir Antonov and lease it back.
The next model to join Citroen’s premium sub-brand range will be the DS5 and there will be a 200bhp diesel hybrid option available.
The new version of Volkswagen's Beetle has been unveiled today at the Shanghai motor show.
Mon Motors Group held the official opening of its £11m Bristol Audi dealership last week.
Mazda has confirmed that its new compact crossover SUV will be called the CX-5.
The private equity owner of Europe’s largest motor auction is gearing up to buy motor rescue firm the RAC, which was recently put up for sale by insurance giant Aviva.
TouchRemote allows control of Hunter wheel alignment equipment through iPhone, iPad and iTouch devices
MG dealers were given a civic send off after they collected the first UK production MG6 models to mark the start of a new era for the brand.
Seat has created a new value trim level called Copa which adds specification at no extra cost on select Ibiza and Leon models.
Parts supplier Euro Car Parts has been named in the Sunday Times Profit Track 100.
Automotive research company Sewells has released a new report into the fleet market focused on the large fleet sector.
Lotus has been left disappointed after its application for £27.5m of state funding has been rejected.
Nissan GB is beginning marketing its new customer service initiative branded You + Nissan Care.
Seat is looking to increase the size of its dealer network from 122 to 135 sites across the UK in order to help it meet growth targets.
Mitsubishi Motors UK has signed an agreement with Hertz to add its i-Miev electric vehicle to its car sharing club Connect.
