Brake lights that grow in size the harder a driver pushes them are being developed in Canada.
The Car Shop Megastore plans to double its number of car supermarkets this year to six.
The first Chinese-built MGs have rolled off the production line at Nanjing Automobile’s factory in eastern China.
Infiniti, Nissan’s luxury brand, will reveal its new G37 Coupe for the first time on April 6 at the New York International Auto Show.
Auction group BCA is claiming a new record UK auction value for a current production model, selling a Rolls-Royce Phantom at its Nottingham Top Car Sale for £208,000 earlier this month.
The Office of Fair Trading has given a motor finance company a public warning over credit advertising, and reminded dealers to ensure their marketing is legal.
Kings Volvo has appointed Ivan Harris as group corporate sales manager, after boosted fleet interest from the launch of the new C30.
New car prices in the UK increased by 0.3% year-on-year in the fourth quarter of 2006.
GMAP, the UK supplier of market intelligence to the automotive industry has launched MOTORVISION for dealers, a combined territory, customer and prospect management service.
BSI has become the first and only product certification body to achieve the Royal Crown and Tick accreditation from UKAS for its Thatcham BSI Kitemark scheme, aimed at raising quality and safety standards in crash repair.
