Dealer Auction’s Retail Margin Monitor for November saw mainstream SUV brands offer dealers unique opportunities for profit
Auto Traders delivers 2024 outlook for the new and used car market
Auto Trader is increasing its marketing investment by 23% year-on-year in Q1 next year as part of a push to reach more UK adults.
Inchcape has drastically cut its exposure to used cars by taking the strategic decision to shutter eight of its 17 supermarket sites in the UK
The average retail price of a used car in November was 3.8% lower than a year previously, Auto Trader data shows, marking the third consecutive month of retail price decline.
The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has significantly reduced its projections for electric vehicle (EV) registrations in the UK
The ‘secret sauce’ of the top 1,000 dealerships that makes then stand out is their friendly approach and rigorous efforts to make transactions easy
The UK Chancellor has moved to boost advanced automotive manufacturing and industry apprenticeships as part of the UK’s latest budget review.
An absence of consumer incentives could mean the EV market could be lacklustre next year with the SMMT revising down growth to a market share of 22.3%.
This month’s AM Live will feature an interactive panel discussion that will explore how to unlock future opportunities through automotive finance.
Auto Trader has launched a trended valuations tool to help retailers maximise profitability and navigate an increasingly nuanced market.
AutoTrader has been ranked the most popular search term within the online automotive marketplace, capturing 66% of all searches over the last 12 months, according to comparison website Uswitch.
The lack of new car supply over recent years will significantly impact the UK’s car supermarkets next year who will struggle to secure used cars in the 3–5-year age bracket.
Lack of clarity over consumer duty rules creating legacy risk
The fleet sector’s concerns over the fall in value of used electric cars could be pivotal to the UK’s success in phasing out fossil-fuel models.
While Auto Trader's Retail Price Index data reveals a slight softening in the growth of used car retail values this month, the used car buyer is still facing price rises the longer they wait.
Auto Trader is showcasing 1,500 of the top automotive retailers on its marketplace in the UK with its new Highly Rated 2023 initiative.
Finance penetration rates for new and used car funding is slowing, but increasing APRs are having limited impact on engagement according to new research from Auto Trader.
Average used car prices increased by 3.2% in June to £17,756, rising at the fastest rate in eight months, according to the latest data from Auto Trader.
Auto Trader's Retail Price Index has shown that the average retail value of used cars has increased by 3.5% compared to last year's levels, which were already 24% higher than in 2021.
