Twenty-one chances to collect a coveted AM Award as new categories are introduced for 2010.
The Phoenix Four took unreasonably large financial rewards from MG Rover but did not break the law, said the report out today.
Used car labelling will ensure dealers open up to customers which can be “no bad thing” said Russell Wythe, dealer principal of Wrights Mazda in Norwich.
Seat has struck a deal with UEFA to become the exclusive presenting sponsor for the Europa League.
Seat is expanding its Ecomotive range with its Altea, Altea XL and Leon models which means dealers will have more flexibility to offer customers models with lower emissions.
The Government is insisting it will continue to work for the best possible future for Vauxhall’s Ellesmere Port and Luton plants after today’s announcement Magna would buy the firm and Opel from General Motors.
The first study on the impact of the UK scrappage scheme has been produced by AM’s research operation, Sewells.
General Motors (GM) has chosen the Canadian car parts manufacturer Magna to buy Opel and sister firm Vauxhall.
The Bank of England has held interest rates at the record low of 0.5% for the sixth month in a row.
Car audio distributor Celsus has acquired the BBG Car Audio business and its associated brands.
Mercedes-Benz is preparing a marketing campaign to promote a newly launched national fixed price repair scheme.
Customers buying used cars online are becoming more trusting about purchasing vehicles without seeing them.
General Motors looks increasingly likely to maintain its hold on its European business.
The first completely online learning programme for the retail motor sector has been launched by Autavis.
Peugeot will launch its new electric vehichle i0n by the end of 2010.
Beijing Automotive Industry Holdings has joined Koenigsegg Group's bid to buy Saab.
The National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA) is urging its car dealer members to write to their local MP as part of its campaign for a continuation of the scrappage incentive scheme.
The country’s third largest vehicle lease company, Lombard Vehicle Management (LVM), has stopped using brokers to introduce new business.
The UK's recovery prospects were brightened by survey results which showed consumer morale jumped in August while employers took on more staff and price pressures eased.
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.
Engineering firm Zytek has developed an electric conversion for the Mercedes-Benz A-Class.
Chinese auto manufacturer Geely said it would need state assistance in any bid to buy Volvo from Ford.
A club for the car repair industry has warned bodyshops after a company director became the first person to face court under a new corporate manslaughter law.
Infiniti is to open its first UK showroom in Reading on September 12.
Acumen Logistics Group has bought rival car transporter firm Auto UK Logistics.
Accident management firm Easi-Drive has agreed a new deal with Pentraeth Automotive Group in North Wales.
Preparation is the key to being a successful vehicle damage assessor within a bodyshop, according to Thatcham’s head of VDA training.
Hampshire-based Snows Motor Group is to expand into Poole with the opening of a Volvo and Seat dealership in January 2010.
Good Garage Scheme has announced a membership price freeze until December 2010 which it said will “help thaw the effects of the recession”.
Retail sales fell in August after two months of increases, casting doubt on a prolonged recovery in High Street consumer spending.
