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A pair of Nissan Qashqai e-Power hybrids have driven from Land’s End to John O’Groats on a single tank of fuel.

Consumers will be able to take advantage of the Plug-in Van and Truck grant until ‘at least 2027’ after the scheme was extended this week.

Peugeot’s beleaguered dealer network is facing further strain after Stellantis issued yet another vehicle recall.

There are concerns that a government clampdown on a perk enjoyed by car dealer and manufacturer staff could hit car vehicle production.

Used car supermarket Motorpoint has completed its turnaround from its ‘most difficult year ever’ and is back in profit, giving it confidence to expand over the next 12 months.

Used car prices are performing far better than the seasonal norms with average prices down just 0.5% in August.

Gordon Murray Automotive’s new special vehicles division has been officially launched with a pair of models, one of which was commissioned by supercar dealer Joe Macari.

Volkswagen is ‘monitoring the situation’ surrounding a spate of badge thefts which has seen thieves target expensive radar sensor components.

Failed online used car dealer Carzam still owes almost £20m to its creditors, whose hopes of recouping their money hang in the balance.

Almost 10,000 additional Citroen owners have found themselves caught up in the brand’s rare ‘stop-drive order’ after its ‘code red’ recall was expanded to include further models.

The Car Dealer Briefing from James Baggott summarises the week’s most important motor trade headlines for you all in one place.

Insurance firm Admiral revealed this week that it has set aside approximately £50m to compensate its customers who didn’t receive a fair settlement payment if their car was written-off or stolen.

The Vauxhall Corsa is currently the fastest selling car in the UK, according to the latest data from Auto Trader.

An historic family-run used car dealer is to close down after the long-standing owners took the decision to retire.

Family-run Lloyd Motor Group saw turnover creep towards the £1bn mark last year, but pre-tax profit slipped by over 14%.