Anthony Fryett from Autostyl in Cornwall is the first finalist in the international Automechanika Body & Paint World Championships. Anthony impressed the panel of judges at Automechanika Birmingham with both […]
British car manufacturing output fell by more than a fifth in the first half of 2019, with a 15.2% decline in June marking the 13th consecutive month of negative growth. […]
How to apply for Love Island was one of the more unusual questions drivers have asked the DVLA since it introduced services on Google Alexa and Amazon’s Alexa. It launched […]
Average motor insurance costs rose the second quarter of 2019, according to Association of British Insurers (ABI) figures. That brought to end five consecutive quarters of prices going down. The […]
Connected Solutions has announced the appointment of The Hail Network as a motor claims eco-system partner. As a new ‘rapid resolution’ partner, The Hail Network is a smart solution and […]
Ford and Centrica have announced a partnership to bring electric vehicles services to the UK and Ireland. As part of the plan, Centrica will deliver a dedicated home charging installation […]
The Tracton Group has announced that it increased operating profits by €212m during first half of this year compared to the same period last year. The Group generated sales revenue […]
Vauxhall will move production from its Ellesmere Port factory if it becomes unprofitable as a result of Brexit. Vauxhall owners the PSA Group has said an alternative site has already […]
Seat has celebrated the millionth sale of its third generation Leon since its launch in 2012. It has become the most widely sold model in the Seat range, overcoming the […]
The first ever UK-franchised Quick Lane centre has made a £40k investment into new state-of-the-art MOT test equipment as it continues to expand its capabilities. Quick Lane, based in Reading, […]
The SMMT has written directly to new Prime Minister Boris Johnson urging him to rule out No Deal, insisting that it is ‘simply not an option’. CEO Mike Hawes said: […]
The FTA has urged London Mayor Sadiq Khan to take a broader approach to air pollution, arguing that the Direct Vision Standard scheme won’t achieve what he hopes it will. […]
