You may have heard that Korean manufacturer Kia is extending its unique seven-year warranty to all the cars in its [...]

Car buyers should certainly start expecting some innovative enticements in the coming months and years as more car dealers employ [...]

The weather forecasters are now telling us that the snow maybe coming back (when are they ever right?) and there [...]

We often highlight at Motor Trade Insider the fact that the actual selling of a car is only a very [...]

I’d like to get one thing straight first off, MTI quite likes Quentin Wilson. I won’t go as far as [...]

There can be no doubt about the real beneficiaries of the UK scrappage scheme. It’s not the punter as in [...]

As 2009 draws to a close and we reflect on a tumultuous year it’s fair to say the ups and [...]

With the scrappage scheme coming to an end soon, we’ve scoured the country and asked our fellow traders to find [...]

It is widely accepted that in many car showrooms used car sales have provided the vast majority of the profit [...]

Following on from our article yesterday on the rising tide of faults that used car dealers have to contend with [...]

It’s almost that time of year again isn’t it, and I am not talking about Slade records in every store, [...]

During an economic cool off the focus of most buyers’ attention will be on value for money, making cost savings [...]

The cost of motoring for Britain’s 30 million drivers has fallen 5% (£123) in 2009 to £2,219, according to RAC’s [...]

With older dirty cars being pulled off the road for good and the stimulation of the car market universally accepted [...]

Unfortunately there are several factors which point towards car dealers experiencing a challenging time next year and we have already [...]

As we have mentioned before the business manager is now arguably the most important member of the car dealership personnel, [...]

According to a report released today by Ernst & Young, plummeting car sales, heavy discounting of new vehicles and lower [...]

This week we celebrate a little milestone with our BOTW series. Last year little did we know just how popular [...]

The Royal Bank of Scotland Group will, as expected, sell its roadside breakdown and recovery business Green Flag as part [...]

The Motor Industry Code of Practice for Service and Repair has received high-profile approval from government and key industry bodies. [...]

The Audi 100 was originally launched in 1968 and its roots go back to the time when Volkswagen purchased Auto [...]

Drivers are keeping their cars longer than ever, due mainly to the economic downturn but also because cars are far [...]

‘The scrappage scheme has had an extremely positive impact on the motor industry as a whole; the priority for The [...]

The story goes that Jaguar were developing the 1986 ‘XJ at the same time as their XJ220 supercar which makes [...]

UK garages have increased the average price they charge to repair vehicles in the past year, despite the economic downturn, [...]