Dealers could add another £250 profit on each used car and increase stock turn by a third, claim the developers of a new business intelligence system launched in the UK this month.
Subaru has unveiled its first diesel engine for the UK market, the Boxer Turbo Diesel.
A second US-based dealer group has begun building a business in the UK.
Last month we looked at how keen negotiation by dealer groups in the procurement of warranty products can lead to compromise in both product coverage and agreed labour rate reimbursement.
Nick Crawford has been appointed as BMW outbound manager at Mondial UK.
Leeds-based DM Keith has added a fourth dealership to make it the largest UK Škoda retailer, with a likely turnover this year of £24m.
It is still a commonly held myth that customers lose their right to reject a vehicle and reclaim the purchase price even though they’ve opted to have it repaired when a fault comes to light.
In last months articles we brought to your attention a case where a tyre and exhaust centre had been prosecuted for making false claims about what repairs were necessary when a customer asked for a ‘pre-MOT check!
As any client will know, it is never an exact science when putting a case before the Judge in the County Court small claims or otherwise.
Many clients with Consumer Credit licences will have been approached by their credit providers to ensure they have a complaints procedure and the other necessities required from April 6, 2007 to deal with consumer complaints.
