A dealer has received a suspended prison sentence for falsifying the mileage of 22 vehicles.
The Government is supporting a project by Tata to build electric vehicles in the UK.
The price dealers charge to fix cars has fallen by 4.8% to an average of £90.16 an hour in the last 12 months.
Renault London West hosted the hand over ceremony for the newly crowned Miss England, Rachel Christie, to collect her Megane Coupe Cabriolet.
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), together with the Retail Motor Industry Federation believe the Government should increase its £300 million contribution to the scrappage scheme.
Accident Exchange is taking automotive consultants Autofocus to court over allegations that it gave bad information in compensation cases going as far back as 2007.
All-electric cars with the range of modern day petrol or diesel-equipped engines are still 20 years away, says Mercedes-Benz research and development boss Thomas Weber.
The pound has fallen against the euro to its lowest level since April.
Autotorq aims to double turnover as industry discovers the benefits that websites can bring.
Ford and BMW bosses have said dealers’ recent troubles have been severely helped by the turn in the used car market.
Ford’s all makes-all models, web-based service plan scheme has been revised.
Nissan lifts its network’s profits and market share with a recession-beating strategy.
Dealers face a critical balancing act as they try to tackle used car stock shortages while avoiding paying over the odds vehicles, industry experts will warn at a major conference next month.
The Lexus LF CH concept gives a good indication as to where the Japanese luxury brand is going says Toyota Europe sales and marketing executive vice president Didier Leroy.
Mazda is establishing a specialist network within its UK dealers for its Mazda3 MPS model which goes on sale on October 1.
Renewed market stability and acquisitions are at core of auction company’s strategy
UK used car market is expected to be at 6.8 million units by the end of this year, a growth of 7% in a decade.
Perrys has appointed three new managers at its Peugeot site in Portsmouth to help drive its car sales and parts distribution.
Almost two-thirds of the 247,200 Saab cars registered in the UK belong to men, demonstrating a clear masculine bias.
Renault revealed a full line-up of electric vehicles at the Frankfurt Motor Show this week and its chairman and CEO, Carlos Ghosn, revealed intentions to introduce them as mass market products.
Some of the latest deals from Subaru, Skoda, Audi, Renault, Seat, Mitsubishi and Volkswagen.
Dealers need to target increased used car profitability as scarcity of used car stock hits volumes.
Guarantee a profit through upselling warranty deals - many dealers are missing out on 100% profit opportunities
Phillip Wade, co-founder of the International Car Distribution Programme (ICDP), died on May 18 following a fight with leukaemia.
India and Czech Republic have become the fastest growing sources on new cars coming into Britain
Mazda will unveil a new Mazda5 at next year's Geneva motor show and is also working on a smaller crossover-type SUV based on current Mazda3.
Forecasting helps dealers maximise profitability and react immediately when times get tough.
With funds for the scrappage scheme incentive running dry, car bosses are calling for a replacement scheme to avoid car sales "falling off a cliff".
The Finance and Leasing Association is still pressing the Government to make competitively priced money available so that specialist lenders can supply dealers.
