An AM Award ranks among the highest accolades in the automotive industry – and you could win one.
The Advertising Standards Authority has ruled against an independent garage which used Volvo's logo on its advertising.
The world’s largest Audi Centre, West London Audi, will open its doors on October 19.
Hummer has been bought by Chinese manufacturer Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Equipment Co from owner General Motors.
Volkswagen's chief executive says the worldwide automotive market won’t match pre-recession levels until 2013 at the earliest.
Think, the Scandinavian electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, has appointed a new board of directors to help lead its European and then global expansion.
David Bettley, Toyota Financial Services UK managing director, is to retire in order to support his wife as she recovers from a recent illness.
Many of the most costly items of optional high-tech equipment available on new prestige cars are worth very little on the used market, according to GlassGuide.co.uk.
There are mixed messages from the used car market in September as overall used car values decreased for the first time since last November and price performance varied significantly between the first and second halves of the month, according to BCA.
September saw an overall rise in average values of 0.6% (£46 to £7,436) following an increase of 2.6% (£187) in August and they are now 24.4% (£1,457) higher than 12 months ago.
Scottish Motor Auctions is working on a valuation service for dealers where it values the car and guarantees that price at auction.
Peugeot’s new 5008 compact MPV will be priced from £16,895 when it goes on sale in the UK in January.
Chrysler UK has appointed seven new dealers to its network.
The October electronic edition of AM, called AMe, is now available.
A US-led consortium including former Ford executives is challenging Chinese carmaker Geely in the race to buy Volvo.
Chris Sutton, managing director of Black Horse covers the new EU Consumer Credit Directive (CCD) and what this will mean to operations.
The new boss of Lotus has promised to restore the iconic British sports car brand to its former glory.
Toyota has revealed a new five-seat sports car concept which will premier at the Tokyo Motor Show on October 24.
Jaguar Land Rover has secured a £175m loan from the State Bank of India.
Infiniti has confirmed it will produce a hybrid vehicle as part of its M range of saloons.
Dealers’ relationships with their finance houses have only been slightly damaged by the recession, according to the latest Sewells New Car Finance House Survey 2009.
Dealers can automatically check employee driving licences and manage resulting driver risk online with a new product by dealer management systems company Pinewood.
Mercedes-Benz is holding an Approved Used event across its network from October 10 to 18.
AM is inviting dealers to attend a free roundtable meeting to discuss some of the key opportunities in tyre sales and service.
Motor claims software firm Audatex is heading an initiative to help bodyshops and insurers find ways of streamlining the damage estimating process.
Peugeot is the latest carmaker to be slammed by the advertising watchdog for misleading customers about fuel economy.
A new used van centre to serve the north east has been opened by Broadway Motor Company.
Bush Tyres has opened its fifteenth retail centre in Spalding, south Lincolnshire.
Consumer confidence rose to its highest level in 17 months in September.
The annual competition to find the best mechanic in the UK is now open for entries.
