Two thirds of motorists are now using AI to help them negotiate the car buying journey.

Government borrowing falls sharply as national insurance hike boosts coffers

Is it possible to sell cars purely via social media? Well, for some dealers it’s more than just a pipe-dream.

Rolls-Royce has a new UK boss after John Beckley was named as the luxury brand’s regional director for the United Kingdom, Europe and Central Asia.

Chariots Specialist Cars has come out on top at BYD’s inaugural Dealer Awards, as the Chinese brand continues to grow its retail operation in Britain.

A former used car dealership which fell into administration with multi-million-pound debts is to be demolished, despite strong criticism of the plans.

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

Autotrader’s CEO Nathan Coe has confirmed dealers will face a 5.5% increase in their package prices this year.

Targa Florio Cars director William Kirkham has told the BBC that the supercar dealer is ‘entering liquidation’ and he is ‘filing for bankruptcy’.

As vehicles become rolling computers and EVs proliferate, breakdown services face an existential question about whether roadside repairs remain possible or if recovery is the only option.

Manufacturers force unwanted technology into vehicles, creating distraction, surveillance concerns, and usability nightmares while ignoring buyers who simply want cars that drive well.

Italian supercar maker delivers 10,747 vehicles in 2025 despite economic headwinds, proving ultra-luxury performance cars remain recession-proof as wealthy buyers queue for £300,000 machines.

Work on next French A-Class rival has begun, with designers aiming to "express a different, brand new concept"

Sharp dynamics, a 221bhp punch and all from £5000 – the Leon Cupra R is a certifiable bargain

Modern car tech does a lots of different things, and not all of them are good