Over half (50.8%) of car buyers in the market are looking to place an order or buy a vehicle before the end of 2022, research by What Car? has found.
More than half of car buyers are reconsidering the purchase of a zero-emissions electric vehicle (EV) after the Chancellor of the Exchequer announced plans to make them eligible for VED road tax.
Almost a third of British drivers (32%) are planning to hold on to their current vehicle for longer than planned due to the cost-of-living crisis.
The number of used car retailers who describe themselves as “pessimistic” about the sector’s current fortunes has almost quadrupled in the space of just a month.
V12 Vehicle Finance (V12VF) states that the role of a used car salesman is undergoing transformation.
As 1 in 2 car dealers predict their 2022 profits will be down vs 2021 AM's survey finds 1 in 4 have made wage increases above 5% to help staff with living costs
Car retailers’ electric vehicle (EV) buying advice is growing in importance as motorists hit by the cost-of-living squeeze exhibit “stoicism and indecision” amid rising transport costs.
Lexus has topped the rankings in the annual What Car? Reliability Survey with “exemplary” standards across its model range.
Two thirds of UK motorists are against the proposed ban on selling petrol and diesel cars after 2030, a study by iCompario has revealed.
The UK ‘s car retailers are Europe’s ‘most trusted’ according to a survey which concluded the situation could leave car buyers “more vulnerable to scams”.
The cost of charging an electric car at motorway services can be up to 28% higher than filling up with petrol, research by What Car? has found.
Supply chain issues causing delays for new car deliveries are causing greater reputational damage to franchised car retailers than their manufacturer partners, a car buyer survey has revealed.
Image-conscious Brits don’t want to be seen driving a car that’s more than five years old, according to a new survey.
Most car owners (55%) still buy their car from a showroom, increasing to 64% of over 55s, compared to 38% of under 34s, research by InsuretheGap.com has found.
One-in-three (36%) Londoners plan to sell their vehicle in the next six months due to the proposed ULEZ extension alongside the rising cost of living.
Recent increases in fuel prices have caused 37.94% of drivers previously not in the market for an electric car to consider one as their next vehicle.
Honda UK’s franchised car dealers topped the Auto Express Driver Power Survey’s rankings for customer satisfaction survey.
The importance of good customer service is growing following a reliance on online car buying enquiries during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to JudgeService.
Car buyers are deciding to withdraw from the market rather than wait for new vehicles to become available, according to new research by Close Brothers.
The cost of cars is the top-priority for car-buyers as the cost-of-living crisis bites, according to Close Brothers Motor Finance’s Dealer Satisfaction Survey.
