Industry
Car Care Plan celebrates 50 years of vehicle aftercare excellence
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Car Care Plan, the automotive warranty and add-on insurance provider, having supported many of the industry’s most recognisable brands with first-rate vehicle protection since 1976.
Mar 30: Tories launch 'Get Britain Drilling'; Asda sales fall; Cupra tweaks Tavascan SUV
Kemi Badenoch is to launch a campaign calling for Britain to maximise the use of its oil and gas reserves.
Government begins review of ZEV mandate prompting hopes of revised EV sales quotas
The government has begun its review of the ZEV mandate, raising the possibility of revised sales quotas in the near future.
Battle of the Buyers 2: Why did we let these dealers buy us some shockers?
The search for the best used car buyer is back as Car Dealer launches Battle of the Buyers 2.
Accounts for billion-pound turnover car dealer group Hendy are overdue
The billion-pound turnover franchised dealer group Hendy has missed its annual accounting filing date by more than a week.
From Storing Nukes to Nissan Jukes: The Greenham Common story
Few places in Britain have a story quite like Greenham.
Targa Florio collapsed with £500,000 debts as failed supercar dealer reveals liabilities
Failed supercar dealer Targa Florio collapsed with debts of almost half-a-million pounds, according to new documents.
Google: Dealers need to change their digital strategies or risk being left behind
Car dealers are being urged to change their digital strategies as AI begins to radically change how customers are searching for their next car.
How Motorway is giving car dealers greater confidence when buying online
Buying vehicles online offers dealers unprecedented access to inventory.
£7.5bn compensation scheme for motor finance scandal revealed
Millions of car drivers who took out motor finance are set to receive payouts this year after the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) confirmed a sweeping compensation scheme for mis-sold agreements.
GM Took Hundreds of Millions from Canadian Taxpayers, Cut 1,200 Jobs, and Moved Production to Indiana. Canada Wants Its Money Back.
On the morning of 30 January 2026, around 500 autoworkers at GM's Oshawa Assembly Plant clocked out in freezing temperatures and walked out of the building for the last time. Across the supply chain, a further 700 jobs were expected to go with them.
Mar 27: New Motability charges; Limited edition Cullinan; May reaches out of court settlement
Disabled Motability scheme users face new charges after Government tax hikes Disabled people using Motability are set to face higher costs as the car
Autotrader investigated by CMA as part of crackdown on 'fake and misleading' reviews
The CMA is investigating Autotrader – and other high profile firms – as part of a crackdown on ‘fake’ reviews. The used car marketplace is being
Bosses blame £300m tax hike as disabled Motability users face higher costs
Changes to the Motability scheme are set to leave disabled drivers facing higher bills, as the system continues to face fierce political scrutiny. Bosses
UK vehicle production slumps once again as SMMT warns more challenges lie ahead
UK vehicle production endured another tricky month in February, as the number of units leaving factories dipped significantly once again. New data from
Impel highlights the key steps car dealers can take to turn leads into sales
New and used car dealers are missing out on sales due to gaps in speed, follow-up and availability when responding to leads. That is according to a new
