A High Court Judge has ruled this week that British workers can be retired at 65 in a dramatic finale to a three year battle over the right to continue working beyond that age.
Ford Motor has room for steady growth in its share of the North American and European auto markets, chief executive Alan Mulally said yesterday.
Ford has rationalised its fast-selling Fiesta range this month by replacing Style and Style+ derivatives with a single new Edge variant, which will feature air conditioning as standard.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reported that the world will not slip into a global depression after revising its estimates of growth for the remainder of this year and 2010.
Young offenders are undertaking vehicle maintenance training using accident-damaged vehicles donated by online automotive salvage company Bluecycle.
AM Used Car Conference will pinpoint changes affecting the industry and how you need to respond
Total UK new car registrations for September 2009 are likely to be down by a quarter compared to the last pre-recession September plate-change.
PareX offers you the chance to win a slimline Playstation3
Ken Surgenor has today retired from the board of Lookers, the listed car dealer group.
The scrappage scheme's removal of up to 400,000 old cars from the roads will lead to an uncertain future for some independent garages, claims a parts supplier.
Henry’s Skoda in Glasgow has launched a new 24 hour touch screen booking system for customers to use out of hours.
Suzuki introduces a performance enhancement programme to improve its workshops’ profits
Carmaker does not expect its dealer network to shrink any further after difficult year for the 34-strong franchises.
McLaren is firmly sticking its boot into the supercar market with plans to produce several model ranges from its Woking base in the coming years.
Online car buying website motors.co.uk has signed deals with three new regional newspaper groups to join its network.
A company has won a contract to install 20 electric vehicle charging points in Brighton.
News that scrappage has been extended and now includes eight-year-old vans has been welcomed by trade assocations.
New Kia MD to tackle service absorption and customer retention at first dealer meeting
Proton has taken on two new dealers in Worthing and Taunton.
MG Rover report contains surprisingly little criticism of the Government, and focuses its fire on the greed of the directors in excruciating detail, reports David Bailey
Average values for fleet & lease, dealer part-exchange and nearly-new vans all rose, and for the first time all three sectors achieved over 100% of CAP values.
Lord Mandelson has just confirmed that the UK's scrappage scheme will fund another 100,000 vehicles.
The BBC is reporting that an extension to the UK's scrappage scheme will be announced at the Labour Party Conference this week.
Transparent objectives help monitor performance and create competitiveness in the showroom
Seat makes up 0.8% of the total number of vehicles registered in the UK, making it the 21st most popular marque.
Infiniti Europe has announced Mana Premier Automobiles UK as its second partner in the UK, following the appointment of Rymco to run three of its sites.
Germany has experienced a mini-boom thanks to the €2,500 scrappage scheme wth August sales up 28%, but what will be the effect of the scheme coming to an end?
The average wholesale used van sale price increased by 5.9% (£183) to £3,273 in August compared with July – the sixth month this year that average values have increased.
Early surrender of Nine Elms lease lifts annual profits to £6.5m
The Engineering Employers Federation uas urged the Government to extend scrappage or risk undermining the industry's recovery from recession.
