Britain’s luxury, high-performance and niche carmakers face challenges which ‘threaten competitiveness and growth’, claims a new report.
More than half of car buyers say their next vehicle will be electric or hybrid, a new survey has found.
Car dealerships are increasingly integrating AI into day-to-day use, with new and interesting ways to problem solve and analyse the business.
Chris Wiseman, the managing director of Wessex Garages, has stepped down from his role.
UK ministers may have to choose the car makers who will be spared the 25% US tariff, according to news reports.
Software business Pinewood.AI, formerly known as Pinewood, is to acquire Lithia UK’s 51% stake in the pair’s Northern American joint venture, Pinewood North America.
Car dealer Holden Group has announced it is now offering same-day handovers for used car customers.
The Trade Centre Group turned a £6.58m pre-tax profit in 2023 into a whopping £5.4m loss last year, blaming a 'very challenging' used car market.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has admitted that the UK’s headline inflation figure was too high for April because of an error in the vehicle tax data collected.
In this week’s Car Dealer Briefing James Baggott rounds up the motor trade news you cannot afford to miss.
Arnold Clark has opened two new dealerships with Maserati for the first time, with 33 different new car brands now available at the group.
This is the dramatic moment that taser wielding police thwarted two would-be thieves at a Kent car dealership.
A much-loved car dealership has brought the shutters down on more than four decades in the motor trade, with bosses paying tribute to the firm’s customer base.
Last month was the best May for new car registrations for four years – but heavy discounts on new EVs drove the growth, new figures show.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has outlined the factors it will be considering if it introduces a financial redress scheme as part of its probe into motor finance commission arrangements.
