BTC, the motor industry training company, has appointed Paul Edmondston as director of international operations and David Di Girolamo as head of sales.
Hyundai has taken control of the distribution and servicing of its vehicles in the UK with the formation of a new company, Hyundai Motor UK (HMUK).
BMW has announced it will be launching night vision and high-beam assistant lighting systems across its models this autumn.
Seat UK has announced pricing and specifications for the 2006 model year Altea and Toledo, which will be available from August 1.
Mondial UK technician Nigel Halliday is the company’s first staff member to gain the industry-recognised ‘Automotive Technician Accreditation’ (ATA).
BMW has announced prices and specification details for its 1-series and 5-series models.
Retailers, already fighting to protect F&I income in the face of growing incursion from direct lenders, do not need to have that source of profit threatened further by finance companies.
The vehicle warranty industry has been through turbulent times. The FSA regulations, which came into force at the beginning of the year, has caused nervousness, upheaval and considerable debate. The demise of MG Rover has also created uncertainty in the warranty market.
Richard Gaskin, who has run GE Capital Woodchester’s UK consumer and motor finance operation for the past two years, is taking over as president of the newly formed GE Money Russia business next month.
Barry Willson is no stranger to confronting obstacles and carrying heavy weights over them, a technique learned as part of a Royal Navy team manhandling heavy cannons over walls during the 1983 Royal Tournament.
