News from 2007 December

bulletpoint Honda to launch two new hybrid models
bulletpoint Nissan threatens grey importers with legal action
bulletpoint Volkswagen Golf is Europe's bestseller
bulletpoint RMIF to launch motor sector workshops
bulletpoint Car insurers snub vehicle security
bulletpoint Mobile phone ban for transport giant
bulletpoint BMW and Audi to snub London Motor Show
bulletpoint Car production rockets in November
bulletpoint Economic slowdown to worsen in 2008
bulletpoint Green car sales set to rise
bulletpoint Carmakers to be fined over emissions
bulletpoint Mazda and Volvo lambasted in latest crash tests
bulletpoint Land Rover hints at future design direction
bulletpoint Used car market softens
bulletpoint Ford to unleash new performance Focus
bulletpoint Europe to become world's biggest new car market?
bulletpoint Carmakers may face emissions fines
bulletpoint Inchcape reports sales 'in line' with expectations
bulletpoint BMW X6: First pictures released
bulletpoint Toyota to refresh model line-up in 2008
bulletpoint Drivers concerned over rising car ownership costs
bulletpoint BCA to offer specialist MG sale
bulletpoint Irish police uncover UK car import scam
bulletpoint Daimler to launch Smart in America
bulletpoint RMIF says exceptional costs caused financial losses
bulletpoint British International Motor Show to attract 500,000 visitors
bulletpoint Clive Sutton sells first Mercedes McLaren
bulletpoint Small car dealers face independent future
bulletpoint PSA Peugeot Citroen in car dealer clampdown
bulletpoint Alfa Romeo appoints new boss
bulletpoint Formula 1 gears up for its first night race
bulletpoint Missing DVLA data contained recall information
bulletpoint BCA report is good news for car dealers
bulletpoint Vauxhall issues massive Corsa recall
bulletpoint Pendragon welcomes Indian bids for Jaguar and Land Rover
bulletpoint Acea backs UN climate change talks
bulletpoint Used car buyers shun high mileage models
bulletpoint Jaguar and Land Rover decision imminent
bulletpoint RMIF admits to financial losses
bulletpoint Toyota announces $2.7bn cost saving plan
bulletpoint Messy motorists lose £90m a year
bulletpoint Aston Martin gets license to thrill
bulletpoint US refuses to play ball over emissions
bulletpoint Aston Martin to unveil new design centre
bulletpoint Motorexpo gears up for growth
bulletpoint Poor bumper design costs motorists £2bn a year
bulletpoint Mini gains Clubman sales boost
bulletpoint Car industry set for skills crisis
bulletpoint New car sales: UK market breakdown
bulletpoint Renault acquires stake in Lada owner
bulletpoint Rolls-Royce expands eastwards
bulletpoint Pirelli launches 2008 calendar
bulletpoint PSA Peugeot Citroen boss named as Acea president
bulletpoint Vauxhall Vectra to be named the Insignia
bulletpoint SUV sales to take a battering
bulletpoint Ford Retail expands in Yorkshire
bulletpoint Car dealers warned over squeeze on lending
bulletpoint Interest rates trimmed by Bank of England
bulletpoint New car sales rise in November as diesel market soars
bulletpoint Daimler blasts Chinese copycats
bulletpoint Ford's US business prompted Jaguar and land Rover sale
bulletpoint General Motors wants Avtovaz stake
bulletpoint Hydrogen cars attacked by US motoring guru
bulletpoint Ford to announce Jaguar and Land Rover sale soon
bulletpoint Barclays revises 2007 car sales forecast upwards
bulletpoint Ford expands Focus line-up
bulletpoint Accident Exchange suffers profits drop
bulletpoint Renault dealer to close over pension deficit
bulletpoint Ford workers top salary scale
bulletpoint Mini production to move abroad?
bulletpoint Audi unveils A3 convertible
bulletpoint Vauxhall car dealers raise record Ben donation
bulletpoint US carmakers back fuel efficiency drive
bulletpoint BMW under attack from intermediary website
bulletpoint Renault expands its UK car dealer footprint
bulletpoint Motoring costs impact on used car market
bulletpoint Porsche boss gets £50m pay-out
bulletpoint RAC relaunches its car dealer warranty service
bulletpoint Jaguar scoops internet award


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