TVR has announced that it will return to the market with a new British-designed and built sports car.
After a year in post, Vauxhall UK managing director Tim Tozer says new cars, a new CI and new retail models give its dealers a lot to look forward to in 2015
Vauxhall have released the first images of their 7th generation Astra. Production of the new hatchback will start later this year, in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire.
Check out the pictures of Vauxhall's new Astra.
The new Honda Civic Type R is set to hit UK showrooms this July, and is expected to be the most extreme yet.
Honda has recently revealed its new 2015 Civic Type R, check out our gallery here.
Seat UK has appointed Jason Coleman as its national fleet sales manager, stepping up from his former role as area sales manager.
Ford of Britain has appointed Andy Barratt as its new chairman and managing director, from July 1.
The new Volvo Retail Experience corporate identity standards promise customers premium levels of personal service in the showroom and the workshop
Skoda has announced a new pricing structure for its revised Rapid Spaceback model, with customer savings of up to £1,905.
Porsche has issued a global product recall for a service shop inspection of 47 918 Spyder models already delivered in the UK.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles UK Ltd has announced changes to its parts and service structure.
Colley Mitsubishi is set to open its new £250,000 purpose-built showroom on June 11.
Norton Way Group is to open its first Kia dealership in August, on Great West Road, Brentford, West London.
Order books have recently opened on the Alfa Romeo 4C Spider; check out our image gallery here.
TrustFord is bringing back its penny auction for the second year in a row, with the support of singer and TV presenter Peter Andre.
Nissan is expanding its Workplace Presentation Programme, where it visits a company or council with a local car dealer to talk about electric vehicles.
The 2015 Audi TT clubsport turbo concept making its debut at the Wörthersee Tour festival.
Mini is billing it as the sportiest Mini ever, and it will cost from £23,050. The new Mini John Cooper Works is on sale, offering buyers 0-62mph in 6.3 seconds.
Nissan GB hopes to top last year’s record 77,000 fleet registrations with new online sales tools, a new website, and a refined focus on its corporate customers
