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Transport Watchdog Launches Website to Report Poor Road Signs
- March 11, 2020
- Posted by: Kirsty Sidley
- Category: Automotive Industry
No CommentsMany of us have felt the frustration of being unable to correctly read a road sign because part of it is missing, its dirty, covered by overgrown foliage, or has been vandalised. Not only is a poor road sign frustrating, but it’s also pretty dangerous. That’s why transport watchdog Transport Focus has set up the
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BCA Celebrates All-time High For LCV Values
- March 10, 2020
- Posted by: Kirsty Sidley
- Category: Automotive Industry
BCA has revealed that light commercial vehicles (LCVs) hit an all-time high this previous January. Prices hit £7,636 which was a £343 (4.7%) increase from their December 2019 figures. Fleet and leased LCVs averaged out at £852, increased by £199 (2.3%) compared to December, and is also the highest ever monthly value recorder for corporate
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How to create event invitations that stand out from the crowd
- March 6, 2020
- Posted by: Kirsty Sidley
- Category: Tips For Dealers
Is your dealership getting as many event attendees as it should be? Check out our guide on how to grab attention and stand out with your event invitations. We all know the jokes about VIP events and getting customers to attend, but let’s be serious for a moment. How are you inviting customers in the
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Click Dealer Appoints Debbie Fox as CCO
- March 4, 2020
- Posted by: Kirsty Sidley
- Category: News
Click Dealer has appointed Debbie Fox as its new Chief Commercial Officer as part of a commercial restructure which will see her take over responsibility for several teams within the business. As part of ongoing plans to streamline Click Dealer’s operations, Debbie will become Chief Commercial Officer for Click Dealer with immediately effect. Debbie joined
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30% of car buyers unsure whether to choose diesel, petrol, or electric for their next vehicle
- March 4, 2020
- Posted by: Kirsty Sidley
- Category: News
A new survey has revealed that almost a third of car drivers in the UK are unsure whether their next vehicle purchase should be diesel, petrol, or electric. Earlier this year, the UK government announced plans to ban the sales of new petrol and diesel vehicles (including hybrids and plug-in hybrids) from 2035. This is
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DVSA Announces Changes to Theory Test
- March 2, 2020
- Posted by: Kirsty Sidley
- Category: Automotive Industry
We’ve all been there, that bane of our learner years; the dreaded theory test. Considered by many aspiring drivers to be a tricky hurdle they need to overcome in the hopes of hitting the road, the UK’s Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) have recently announced that there will be changes to the theory test
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Margin compression still a big worry for dealers
- February 27, 2020
- Posted by: John Swift
- Category: Automotive Industry
Squeezing profit from their vehicles while remaining price competitive is a continuing headache for dealers who are paying more for the most popular stock – small and mid-size cars – and the picture is unlikely to get much better this year, analysts say. The headline figure of a 1.1% rise in the prices paid by
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5 Social Media Ideas to Get Customers Engaging
- February 26, 2020
- Posted by: Kirsty Sidley
- Category: Tips For Dealers
They say that you need to be in it to win it, and social media is no different. With Statista reporting 45 million active social media users in the UK, everybody in business knows that you need to have a social media presence to succeed. Ask yourselves though, “is that enough?” Advertising the latest vehicles
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Parking Mishaps Cost UK Motorists £1.5b Each Year
- February 25, 2020
- Posted by: Kirsty Sidley
- Category: Automotive Industry
Research recently conducted by Skoda UK into our driving habits found that around 3.74million motorists in the UK caused damage to their vehicles while parking in 2019, landing them with an average repair bill of £396. When added up this comes to an eye-watering total of £1.5 billion! As part of their research, Skoda UK
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Three-tier used van market puts sub-100,000 mile Euro 5 stock in pole position
- February 24, 2020
- Posted by: John Swift
- Category: Automotive Industry
Demand for second-hand vans is driving an exceptionally strong market which is forecast to be busier than 2019’s and it is Euro 5 units with less than 100,000 miles finding favour among independent retailers. Manheim has put more flesh on its recent report which said LCV buying prices last month were up by around £350
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