The waiting is over and tonight is finally the night for the biggest celebration of car dealership success in 2017… The AM Awards are here.
Car dealers are feeling the strain from falling margins, recruitment woes and manufacturer ‘micro-management’, delegates at the latest AM Round Table heard.
The new-look AM - Automotive Management - magazine is out now.
The December issue of AM magazine is out now.
JCB Group has achieved a 16th place listing in a business league table which ranks the 50 fastest-growing, privately-owned businesses in Kent by growth in turnover and staff numbers.
Franchised dealers employ more people in the UK than car manufacturers. Shouldn’t they be able to bend the ears of the cabinet too?
Is the UK automotive industry in favour of Brexit or not? Find out in the latest issue of AM - Automotive Management.
The latest issue of AM - Automotive Management
Car dealers are concerned that pre-registrations and low monthly payments are damaging residual values and profit margins
For the first time AM looks beyond the biggest groups to the AM200.
The original AM100 contained only turnover and only slowly progressed to include profit and return on capital and a number of other performance measures. This review, for the first time, includes groups beyond the AM100.
Tom Sharpe has joined the editorial team at motor industry publication AM in the newly created role of news & features editor.
AM’s recent poll on the Volkswagen emission scandal revealed that 66% of respondents believe it will cause long term damage to the reputation of Volkswagen.
AM has made it even easier for you to view what’s happened in the motor trade in the past seven days, with a ‘The Week’ function.
Here is our gallery of this year's AM and IMI People Conference 2015.
AM is asking senior decision-makers in franchised dealer groups to look behind the headlines that have for more than three years championed the success in the new car market.
Last year saw the second consecutive year of growth for the top 100 franchised dealer groups in the UK.
May's issue of AM is out, including an interview with Norfolk Motor Group MD Grant Long; a look at Nissan's new CI; and 15 ways to boost your used car profits
Major franchised dealers could be hit with demand for up to £7,500 in fees when they file their consumer credit application to the Financial Conduct Authority.
The cultural shift among mortgage lenders is on-going as the industry grapples with new regulations which place customers at the top of the agenda, according to Grant Thornton director for banking and mortgages Tony Moroney.
