The chancellor Alistair Darling's Budget speech in full.
The chancellor has confirmed that central Government will help local authorities to repair local roads damaged by the freezing weather that caused a ‘pothole epidemic’ earlier this year.
The AA President Edmund King comments on today's Budget.
BVRLA chief executive, John Lewis comments on the Budget statement today.
Car manufacturers are expected to reduce prices of new cars in an effort to increase sales to company fleets and counteract a fall in registrations as the scrappage scheme ends.
Supercar dealer group HR Owen is undertaking a strategic review aimed at ensuring more robust cashflow and profits.
John Lewis, the chief executive of the British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA), will be speaking at the AM Aftersales Conference 2010.
Saab’s new 9-5 will be priced from £26,495 when it goes on sale this spring and the model is available to order from dealers today.
From April 1, if your company has an annual VAT exclusive turnover of £100,000 or more, you need to do your VAT returns online and pay your VAT electronically.
Škoda has announced details of its post-scrappage ‘Happy Swapping’ scheme.
Akio Toyoda, the chief executive of Toyota, told dealers and staff yesterday the recent quality crisis was a chance for a fresh start.
Mitsubishi Motors (UK) has confirmed the on-sale price of the i-MiEV electric cat at £38,699.
The chancellor Alistair Darling will deliver the Budget today just weeks before the general election.
Infomedia has signed a five-year agreement with Kia Motors, endorsing the use of its Superservice Menus quoting and selling system for Kia authorised service departments worldwide.
Over 90% of motorists would think twice about buying a new car because of the forthcoming ‘Showroom Tax’ according to a new poll by Motorpoint.
British motorists have chosen the top 10 best garages in the UK as part of Motor Codes’ search for the best local garage in Britain as part of its Golden Garages competition.
Auto Trader has launched a new iPhone application that allows customers through a photo of a numberplate to locate and browse through vehicles from more than 5,000 auto dealers.
Citroen is considering bringing a ‘total mobility’ package to the UK as part of its electric vehicle proposition.
SG Smith has opened its Skoda showroom in Croydon.
The production lines at Saab Automobile’s Trollhättan plant have begun rolling again, marking the start of a new era for the Swedish carmaker as an independent company.
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has appointed Samantha Larner as technology and innovation manager.
Kia dealers will now be using Infomedia’s Superservice Menus system for quoting and selling services in the UK.
Volkswagen is now offering a fixed-price service plan on all of its new models.
Listers Group has appointed Manheim as its exclusive partner to remarket 10,000 part exchange vehicles a year.
The Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA) will increas the fee garages must pay for each MoT slot fee from £2 to £2.05 on April 6.
Mazda is offering up to £2,000 on its models as part of a post-scrappage sales incentive but will not be asking for trade-ins like many other manufacturer swappage schemes.
Cambria Automobiles boss Mark Lavery says the AM100 group is seeking an AIM listing, not to raise money, but to establish a track record in the City for its decentralised management process.
CAP has announced the qualification criteria electric vehicles must meet to enable future residual value forecasts to be set.
Cost saving actions at Accident Exchange “have progressed well” and are putting the accident management business on a steadier footing.
Alfa Romeo is ready to focus on growing its share of the fleet market after two years of strengthening its retail performance.
