Comline Group, the automotive parts supplier, is relocating from Luton to a larger 70,000sq ft facility in Bedford, as a result growth in the business.
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Investment in these technologies over the past five years has been “amazing”, he said, with much coming from non-manufacturers.
Dealerships can now conduct a real-time audit of their customer database thanks to a new data cleanse report developed by Marketing Delivery.
WhoCanFixMyCar has appointed Kevern Thompson as its new chief executive, who will take over from interim CEO, David Loy.
eBay is partnering with Woburn Safari Park to set up a pop-up garage for car checks
Online tyre retail group Colewood Automotive has hired Mark Widdows as its network director, tasked with increasing its online presence and broadening its tyre fitter network.
A National Tyres and Autocare technician has been fired, and the firm has offered to pay for a service at a Seat dealership, after a customer's car was logged at 18mph above the speed limit during the technician's test-drive.
Evans Halshaw’s first MG car dealership is to replace an existing Ford store in Grantham.
Franchised dealers' sales of trade parts could come under more pressure soon as motor factor rival GSF Car Parts has built a new leadership team and is going for growth.
Demand for self-service aftersales solutions continues to rise with over 1.7 million customers choosing to check-in their vehicles digitally in 2023.
Auctioneer Aston Barclay has achieved Electric Vehicle Approved (EVA) accreditation for its Donington Park site.
As long as an EV battery’s health is above 80%, it can be promptly reinstalled in the vehicle after repair
GP Products, the aftermarket supplier, has appointed Michel Neven as its new commercial director.
James Lett, technical expert at Autodata, asks how the industry can encourage more people to enter the field
The backlog of customers' Jaguars and Land Rovers still awaiting parts to get them back on the road is now down to below 2,000 and the bottleneck is "mostly through", according to JLR's chief executive.
A shortage of qualified technicians could lead to garage going out of business, according to the IGA.
