Marshall Motor Group has reported an “exceptional” performance for the 2010 financial year.
BMW will invest £500 million in UK car production at its factories in Oxford, Swindon and Hams Hall.
The consortium considering a takeover bid for Lookers has been given an extra few weeks to put together a firm offer for the dealer group.
Pentagon Group has opened its new Nissan dealership in Huddersfield.
Windsors Motor Group has opened a new Blue Box Peugeot dealership at its Wallasey site.
EDF Energy, is partnering with Peugeot UK and Citroen UK to offer residential and fleet customers electric vehicle (EV) recharging products and services with the sale of every Peugeot iOn or Citroën C-Zero.
Carmaker launces eBay venture to sell OE parts and accessories
Investing in equipment and labour gives dealerships the chance to offer a high-impact service
Former Lex chief executive and self-confessed internet novice takes on Tesco challenge
Cash-rich dealer groups are still on the lookout ready to pounce for the right opportunities
IMI opens register which will help consumers distinguish levels of quality across industry
The president and chief executive officer of Nissan Motor , Carlos Ghosn announced today that workers in Britain will design, engineer and build the next version of the Qashqai.
Leading accident management company, Easi-Drive, has been appointed by Essex-based BMW and MINI dealer Fairfield, to provide a comprehensive accident management service for its customers.
Vertu Motors has expanded into Bristol with its acquisition of the Williams Automobile site in Avon Meads.
Motoring journalist Quentin Willson and the RAC will today call for the Government to suspend VAT on electric cars to stimulate consumer demand and encourage investment in the UK’s green automotive industry.
Vauxhall dealers have opened the order books for the Astra GTC 3-door, which arrives in showrooms near the end of this year.
Philips Automotive Lighting has signed up Hella UK as a distributor of Philips products across the UK vehicle aftermarket.
Alfa Romeo has joined forces with Dragons’ Den star Peter Jones CBE, to support his charitable foundation and his personal mission to ignite entrepreneurship among Britain’s young people.
Hyundai Motor Company has secured one of the world’s most iconic advertising spaces in London’s Piccadilly Circus.
Barely 3,000 fewer cars were registered in May than in the same month last year, in a positive sign that the new car market may be reaching a turning point.
New car registrations in Scotland in May totalled 13,115 units.
Benfield Motor Group has unveiled a new brand positioning which coincides with its biggest ever TV and marketing campaign.
Mini is continuing its range expansion with the launch of Mini Coupe.
Suzuki has signed up a new dealer in the North of Scotland who opened for business in Aberdeenshire at the beginning of June.
AM100 dealer group Lifestyle Europe marked its 10th birthday last month.
Automotive industry charity BEN has appointed Peter Cottle has its head of business development.
Harratts Group has received planning to build a £3 million Honda showroom and headquarters in Wakefield.
Caffyns saw its revenues rise by 6.4% to £201.5 million and its adjusted profit before tax increase by 68% to £1.44m for its preliminary results for the year ended March 31, 2011.
A franchised dealer whose business was targeted by thieves has hit out after the Crown Prosecution Service refused to prosecute.
Vertu Motors Group has injected £2 million into a new used car assessment and preparation centre in Darlington which is now operational.
