Honda must move away from the bland advertising it has done in recent years, says its European marketing director Martin Moll.
Ford has completed the transformation of its commercial vehicle range with new Transit Courier.
Dacia has opened order books for its new Logan MCV (maximum capacity vehicle) and the new model is priced from £6,995.
CAP is calling on Renault to “give some great electric cars a real chance” in the company car market by including battery with the price of its electric vehicle (EV) models, rather than leasing it separately.
Skoda has refreshed the styling on its Superb estate and hatch models and the facelifted version will go on sale in the UK at the end of June.
Audi is currently working on the business case to introduce elements of its Audi City showroom into all UK dealerships.
Poll results and comment from AM's poll on Dacia's introduction to the UK market.
Pictures of the facelifted Skoda Superb.
Renault is reviving its Nicole and Papa character in an online advertising campaign for its Clio.
Citroen has revealed the first images of its new C4 Picasso which takes heavy influence from the DS-like Technospace concept shown at the Geneva Motor Show in March.
The first official pictures of the new Citroen C4 Picasso.
Seat’s new Leon SC will be priced £300 below the five-door at £15,370, model-for-model, when it arrives in showrooms at the start of July.
Kia's Soul, appearing in second-generation guise at New York, has the potential to become the Korean brand's equivalent of the Mini, says the man who headed the design team which created it.
Hyundai has revealed a rear-wheel drive luxury sports coupe concept at the Seoul Motor Show which hints a future production model.
All the images of Hyundai's new HND-9 luxury sports coupe.
Kia has revealed more information about its new coupe concept following its teaser image posted earlier this week.
Pictures of all the latest models revealed at the New York Motor Show 2013.
Pictures of the new Kia Cub concept.
Pictures of the next-generation Kia Soul.
The advertising watchdog has warned carmakers to ensure they stipulate that mpg figures are from official European tests, and may not reflect real driving results, to avoid misleading consumers.
