Looking at retail used car sales performance and dealer expectations for the immediate future it seems the market is in reasonable health.
A marketing campaign aimed at changing the way consumers feel about Subaru vehicles is already paying dividends in the showrooms.
Tata Motors has secured a £340 million loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to Jaguar Land Rover.
Alfa Romeo has revealed details for its new five-door Giulietta hatch which will be unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show on March 4.
SsangYong is discounting selected models by up to £4,500 in order to try and boost sales during the plate-change month of March.
Volkswagen Fleet Services has undergone a team restructure to increase the focus and service offered to the contract hire and leasing market.
Hummer is to be wound down by General Motors after Chinese manufacturer Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery’s acquisition was blocked by its government.
The challenges facing the motor industry in meeting the 2013 deadline for all new vehicles to have digital radios were explored when the House of Lords Communications Committee questioned SMMT chief executive Paul Everitt.
Cambria Automobiles has continued on its acquisition trail, taking over two Honda and two Mazda franchises from Drake and Fletcher in Kent.
Vertu Motors is expecting its full year financial performance to be ahead of 2008 following a strong period of trading in the first six months of the financial year.
Buyers of new electric and plug-in electric hybrid cars will be given up to £5,000 off the showroom price in a move designed to get as many ultra-low emissions cars on the road as quickly as possible.
The European metal unions have drawn up a battle plan to prevent compulsory layoffs and plant closures at Opel Vauxhall.
The media continues to have a major influence on the types of cars that people are buying in the UK according to a new poll by Motorpoint.
Ford of Britain is to appoint Steve Clary as its new commercial vehicles director from March 1.
There can be no greater threat to a brand than the possible chipping of the foundations upon which it has built its reputation.
Pendragon, the UK's biggest dealer group, has reported pre-tax profits of £1.3 million in 2009 in comparison to a £194 million loss in 2008.
Salisbury-based Foray Motor Group has acquired Hine Motors, a Ford site based in Shaftesbury, Dorset.
The final phase of the Government's scrappage scheme has begun.
Just ahead of the arrival of what is traditionally the busiest month for new car sales, SEAT has unveiled offers on its Exeo.
Manuafcturers are being advised to look again at Motability.
The sale of Saab to Spyker has been finalised.
Renault is set to launch 11 Renaultsport Specialist dealerships.
A company that specialises in providing finance for car dealerships provided a record volume of funding in excess of £25 million last year.
Three British dealers were recognised in Peugeot’s second European quality awards.
Bletchley Van Centre, part of the Wayside Group, has appointed three new managers to guide the business forward this year.
Three British dealers have been recognised in Peugeot's second European quality awards.
Manheim is restructuring the three businesses that make up its Retail Services division, following a review of its consumer-facing brands.
Honda UK has appointed David Hodgetts as its new managing director following the promotion of Ken Keir to become executive vice president, Honda Motor Europe.
East Anglia's biggest independent retailer has sold its second motor dealership in a fortnight.
Kia’s next generation Magentis saloon will go on sale in the UK in 2011.
