The former chairman of Pendragon has been the victim of a knifepoint robbery at his home.
Dealers have the chance to register for a major new survey which will offer them the chance to win the latest iPad2, in return for their views on finance houses.
Tata Motors has today announced a more than three-fold growth in profits for the year ended March 31, largely thanks to a turnaround in the performance of its Jaguar and Land Rover brands.
Businesses have been given one year by the Information Commissioners Office to implement in full the EU privacy directive, which comes into force tomorrow.
The arrival of the MG6 has been met with a “hugely positive” reaction from the public according to a Midlands’ dealer.
Fiat has increased its stake in Chrysler by 16% at a cost of $1.26 million in cash, giving it a total share of 51% in the company.
Dealers are being urged to bring their influence to bear on persuading the Government against changes to the frequency of MoT testing.
The appeal – and viability - of electric vehicles in London has been given a boost today with launch of the Source London scheme, a city-wide network of more than 1,300 charging points planned for installation by the end of 2013.
Volvo Cars London has launched a new mobile website.
Two specialist Block Exemption workshops have been announced at this year’s AM/NFDA Franchised Dealer Conference.
Drivers in the North East are among the most likely to consider an electric car, according to research.
Infiniti has signed Formula One World Champion Sebastian Vettel as its first ever global brand ambassador.
Jaguar Land Rover’s network of dealers in the UK have all subscribed to Motor Codes.
Saab dealers are offering a free MoT test as a incentive to draw in owners of Saabs aged 3+.
The Nissan Leaf has achieved a five star rating from Euro NCAP.
The shortage of key auto components in the wake of the devastating March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan has caused huge disruption for Japan’s auto makers.
A management buyout at Beechdale Motor Group in Derby has seen founder Les Waterfall retire.
Carmaker sets ambitious target for 2014 on the back of four new models and network growth.
Average dealer performance figures for February 2011 were broadly in line with 2010 despite the lack of scrappage sales, with the average retailer losing £6,000.
Italian supercar brand Lamborghini plans to add a third model to its range and make it a car suitable for owners' everyday use.
Spyker, Saab's owner, is to rename itself Swedish Automobile NV once its funding issues have been resolved.
An Edinburgh car dealership has won a £385,000 supply deal with one of the city’s largest accident repair companies.
Exchange and Mart has relaunched its search function for motors with the specific aim to increase exposure for dealers.
The Financial Services Authority has cancelled the authorisation of a motor retailer for lack of capital resources.
Instead of thinking about the miseries of a recession that shows no sign of ending for at least another year or two, let’s start by thinking about a happier time when sales of upmarket cars were booming.
Advice on ways to use customer data effectively and within the law is the topic of a new, free AM best practice guide.
Peugeot has applied for planning permission to build a dealership in the site of the former Walthamstow stadium in Chingford.
Mazda Motors UK is looking to significantly expand its dealer-based contract hire scheme after forming a new partnership with ALD Automotive.
Mercedes-Benz is supplying 16 Smart ForTwo CDI city cars to the company which manages fleet vehicles for Transport for London.
Workers at Honda plants in Japan will take 14 days off between June and August because of continuing disruption caused by March's earthquake and tsunami.
