New data highlights the significant depreciation of electric vehicles (EVs) compared to traditional petrol and diesel cars, with electric cars dropping in value by an average of £11,225 over the first three years.
Recent analysis by The Car Expert has revealed that the number of recalls has increased more than tenfold compared to 1994 figures from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA).
Most MOT staff would support calibration companies being allowed to upload calibration certificates directly into the DVSA’s MOT Testing Service (MTS), according to a recent poll conducted by management platform MOT Juice.
Consumer concerns over the affordability of electric vehicles (EVs) are hindering mass adoption, putting pressure on the government to provide more support for the market, according to new research by Auto Trader.
Data expert Cap HPI reveals that electric vehicles (EVs) are written off at less than half the rate of petrol and diesel cars.
The Land Rover Discovery Sport continues to reign supreme in the used car market, marking its sixth straight month as the most profitable vehicle, according to Dealer Auction’s Retail Margin Monitor for August.
Nearly three-quarters (72%) of aftersales customers are open to being upsold additional products and services when checking in their vehicles for service, repair, or MOT
New research from the Startline Used Car Tracker reveals that a majority of the UK public supports the introduction of special tests and licences for high-performance car drivers.
A car repair bill of £772 is the ‘breaking point’ for drivers, causing many to consider replacing their vehicle instead of paying for repairs, according to a new report by online marketplace CarGurus.
EV and hybrid vehicles listed and sold on Dealer Auction are younger, carrying fewer miles, commanding a stronger CAP performance, and retailing faster versus those traded between dealers 12 months ago.
MG boasts the highest proportion of electric vehicle (EV) owners among car brands that still offer combustion engines, according to a new study by JudgeService.
A new survey from the Startline Used Car Tracker reveals that almost half of dealers (47%) believe that the ZEV Mandate targets should be relaxed
Latest analysis from Cap HPI shows a strong used market in September, after a buoyant summer.
New research reveals that over 52% of UK drivers are likely to choose an Electric Vehicle (EV) as their next car, a figure that rises to 75% among those aged 18 to 24.
Warranty specialists Warranty Solutions Group (WSG) have unveiled reliability data for the most popular cars among first-time buyers, based on vehicle repair claims from its dealer network over the past 12 months.
Retailers are being urged to promote extended warranties as a way to drive aftersales revenue and improve customer satisfaction in the face of rising repair costs and delayed maintenance.
New research from CA Auto Finance reveals that 73% of UK drivers say the rising cost of living or increasing vehicle prices will influence how they approach purchasing their next car.
The UK new car market remained stable in August, with sales down just -1.3% compared to last year, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
Most customers still prefer using franchised dealers for part-exchange valuations over online platforms. according to recent research from JudgeService
Data experts at Cap HPI are warning the industry to approach the upcoming months with care as the pressure to meet Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate requirements intensifies.
