Dealers have largely welcomed a range of measures from last week’s Budget, viewing them as beneficial for the used car market.
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.
Startline Motor Finance has launched its first-ever funding options for used electric cars, signalling a significant vote of confidence in the stability of the used electric vehicle (EV) market.
Fewer than one in six motorists (16%) believe that electric vehicles (EVs) will be affordable by the Labour government's planned 2030 petrol and diesel ban, according to September’s Startline Used Car Tracker.
Nearly nine out of 10 motorists (87%) believe it's crucial to have an independent, certified assessment of a used electric car's battery, showing how well previous owners have maintained it.
A staggering 96% of motorists believe that addressing the pothole crisis should be the top priority for the new Labour government, according to recent research.
Cazoo's collapse is being blamed on the limited potential for online-only motor retail. according to research from July's Startline Used Car Tracker,
Nearly all dealers (97%) feel they need better support from finance providers to fund the purchase of electric vehicles (EV), according to the Startline Used Car Tracker.
Startline Motor Finance has completed a £450 million securitisation through the London Stock Exchange.
Fewer than one in five (18%) motorists check official safety ratings such as Euro-NCAP when purchasing a new car, according to recent findings.
Startline Motor Finance has significantly improved the efficiency of processing motor finance applications through the adoption of advanced biometric eSign technology.
Startline Motor Finance’s new business portal has slashed car finance payout times by nearly a third.
Dealers could increase their used electric vehicle sales conversions by helping with a home charger installation, according to new research.
Negative news coverage means that more than four out of 10 people (43%) think electric vehicles (EVs) catch fire easily, new research shows.
Eight out of 10 (79%) motorists say they would rather have buttons for major controls in their car rather than a big, central touchscreen, new research shows
Dealers signal growing anti-agency sentiment amid manufacture U-turns and delays to implement
Six out of 10 people believe that drivers of 4x4s and other large cars should pay more to park in city centres, according to new research.
More than four out of 10 used car dealers (43%) have undertaken formal training to show staff how to sell electric vehicles (EVs), new research shows.
Most dealers say used car prices and values are stabilising although more than eight out of 10 used car dealers (84%) still expect them to continue to fall
Almost half of motorists (46%) could soon be eyeing a used car following substantial price falls, according to Startline's latest monthly Used Car Tracker.
