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  Ford seeks new advanced apprentices 25 Apr 2014 (News)
  Ford is also offering higher apprenticeships in IT, providing the option of a further Bachelor of Science degree in IT Management for Business. There is also a higher apprenticeship in finance, leading to a Diploma in Business Accounting. Tessa Hougham, apprenticeship manager, Ford of Britain, said: “Ford’s expanding range of apprenticeship programmes will provide even more young, talented individuals with the opportunity to earn and learn at the same time, and ensures that Ford continues to recruit the best people for these highly-skilled roles.” 
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  Britons 'pay £75 billion to drive' 1 Sep 2008 (News)
  A spokesperson for the company has stated that the rising cost of motoring will put some people from taking to the road altogether. "The rising cost could lead to more uninsured drivers on our roads and people invalidating their insurance by driving unsafe vehicles as they can no longer afford proper maintenance," the representative said. A recent report published in the Guardian has cited Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency figures showing that there are fewer people taking driving lessons because of the credit crunch.
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  New Ford Mondeo 'creates a smooth and stress-free drive' 17 Jan 2008 (News)
  Commenting on the high-tech equipment, Ford active safety supervisor Volker Weinhold said: "Collision mitigation is another benefit, with audible and visual alerts warning of situations that may lead to a collision." "This collision mitigation feature is integrated into ACC, preparing the car's braking system for immediate action," he added. Ford indicates on its website that the new Mondeo takes craftsmanship to a "whole new level".
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  BMW reveals registration increase in 2007 8 Jan 2008 (News)
  "The introduction of a range of cars equipped with EfficientDynamics features helped us to consolidate our position as the leading manufacturer of premium vehicles," said Jim O'Donnell, BMW UK managing director. BMW driver Amir Khan has been banned from the road for six weeks following a speeding conviction. The 21-year-old boxer was clocked by officers on the M62 driving at 140 mph.
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  Skoda: Value is at ten-year high 18 Dec 2007 (News)
  The car also gives better value when it comes to storage, as its capacity has been described as "class-leading" by the firm. "This just goes to show that our cars represent even better value for money today than they did ten years ago," remarked head of Skoda UK Chris Craft. Skoda was originally founded in 1895 in the old Czechoslovakia under the name Laurin & Klement.
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  Irish importer Glencullen acquired by Renault Group 3 Oct 2007 (News)
  "We are grateful to Bill Cullen for the outstanding job he has done for 21 years in Ireland, which will definitely enable Renault to become a leading brand by 2009, in terms of customer satisfaction, quality and profitability," he said.

  Radicals to Battle at Castle Combe on 1st October 20 Sep 2011 (News)
  The man who has benefitted from Di Claudio's skills in 2011 is Newbury's Nick Clark whose Suzuki Swift has been transformed into a front running Class C car. Clark has enough of a lead to make it almost impossible for Russell Poynter-Brown to pick up another title, especially as Weston Super Mare's Will Burns and Ditcheat's Charles Hyde-Andrews-Bird are around to steal those valuable points.
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  Rothmans Metro 6R4 leads Autosport auction 23 Dec 2015 (News)
  A show-condition Metro 6R4 rally car is headlining a star-cast of more than 60 collectable cars going under the hammer at Autosport.
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  Works Jaguar XJR-9 to go under the hammer 12 Nov 2014 (News)
  Having driven it recently, I can attest that it is a delight to drive and easy to handle.’ The historic Works XJR-9 Jaguar will lead an exceptional roster of more than 80 classics at RM’s Amelia Island auction.
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  Report: Peking to Paris, day 11 8 Jun 2013 (News)
  Uureg Lake to Border Bob Sherrard's Citroen DS, which had been enjoying a spirited battle for the lead with Gerry Crown's Leyland P76 struck trouble today, and came into the camp tonight with its rear down to grass-height, the hydraulic suspension system has given up the fight. Driver Bob Sherrard reckons his rally is over… he wants to limp it across the border into Russia in the hope spares can be found to solve the problem, if not, then it will be going home to Australia.
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  Ferrari leads the way at Bonhams' new Spa auction 28 May 2013 (News)
  Bonhams' first ever sale held at the Spa Classic certainly attracted a top-end prices for the lots thanks to a combination of the right people, events and cars.
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  Mini Day at Castle Combe 24th September 17 Sep 2011 (News)
  The popular event at the Wiltshire circuit includes track sessions where owners can drive their Minis on-track, a Mini cruise, 100 club displays featuring a stunning collection of up to 1500 Minis, of all shapes and sizes, together with 50 trade stands featuring all the leading Mini parts suppliers. There will also be several out of this world special guests, some from a galaxy far, far away, including Daleks and Storm Troopers who will be transported to the circuit via the Tardis to collect for charity.
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  NEW EASY CLEAN WHEELS NEED ONLY WATER TO STAY SHINING 6 Feb 2009 (News)
  Leading wheel manufacturer Alcoa has developed an alloy wheel that makes dirt-engrained wheels a thing of the past. With Dura-Bright® technology in the new Audi A6 “Dynamic” wheel, it is easy to remove dirt and brake dust with minimal cleaning using only water, offering a polished finish that will neither chip, fade or “yellow” like traditional alloy wheel finishes.
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  £9,995 Civic Lead Price Matches Golf 28 Mar 2002 (News)
  The Honda Civic has become more affordable this month with the introduction of new entry level Civic 1.4i E, priced at £9,995 for the 3...
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  Vauxhall celebrates heritage with new video 10 Dec 2014 (News)
  The 1800-strong workforce is currently gearing up for production of the all-new Astra later next year. As the lead manufacturing plant in Europe for the new model, Ellesmere Port is taking on an additional 300 staff next month as part of a £140 million investment by parent company General Motors, which will secure the plant’s future into the middle of next decade.
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  1,000 Used BMWs Up For Auction 13th/14th November 3 Nov 2014 (News)
  BCA will also make a charitable donation of £1 for every car sold during the two-day event to the Movember Foundation Charity, the leading global organisation committed to changing the face of men’s health. BCA looks forward to raising a substantial sum of money for the Movember Foundation to support the excellent work it carries out in spreading the word about men’s health issues.
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  Rush film releases third trailer 19 Jul 2013 (News)
  The film, which examines the contrast in characters between playboy Hunt, and calculating Lauda revisits the horrific crash at the Nurburgring that almost cost the Austrian driver his life, and changed the face of the sport forever. This trailer focuses on James Hunt, the driver who bedded 'thousands' of women, while leading McLaren's charge to the championship over the far better funded Ferrari team. Enjoy the trailer below and be sure to check out the previous clips signposted at the end of the trailer. Rush hits theatres on 27 September.
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  Mercedes top for customer satisfaction 1 Mar 2010 (News)
  Mercedes has been awarded top marks for its customer satisfaction by a leading survey.
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  Hyundai says "richer product mix" helped sales 26 Jan 2009 (News)
  Hyundai has announced its sales figures for 2008 and cited a "richer product mix" for an upturn in figures. The South Korean motor company said sales rose year-on-year by 6.8 per cent, leading to an increase in revenue of 5.1 per cent. It also attributed the numbers to a sharp depreciation in the price of the Korean won against other major currencies, as well as "exceptionally strong" domestic demand for new cars such as the Genesis luxury sedan model and the Sonata.
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  Kia sales go up 7 Jan 2009 (News)
  Kia put its success in the face of economic uncertainty down to the "remarkable response" to its cee'd line-up of vehicles and its "industry-leading" seven-year warranty . Managing director Paul Philpott said the company had made a conscious decision to focus on working with motivated and profitable dealers - adding this had clearly paid off.