New Cars

BMW dealers will not be required to purchase demonstrator models of the new 5 Series, now arriving in showrooms, in a move which will save them thousands of pounds.

Nissan has confirmed that the all-electric Leaf, which will be built from 2013 in Sunderland, will reach UK dealerships during the first quarter of 2011.

Aston Martin revealed its Cygnet Concept luxury commuter car at the Geneva Motor Show.

The all-new Volvo S60 made its international debut at the Geneva Motor Show.

Renault will relaunch its Gordini brand on selected models in a move to make its Renaultsport technology available to a wider, more fashion conscious audience.

Alfa Romeo's new Guilietta, unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show, is a far more significant car than it might appear.

Vauxhall is offering customers at least £3,000 for trade-ins aged over seven years on a selection of new cars from now until the end of March.

Companies representing all aspects of the motor trade are preparing for a tough market in 2010 and life after scrappage.

Small cars were doing the business in the latest round-up of the newspaper headlines over the weekend.

Toyota has launched a new "swappage" promotion, replacing the outgoing government scrappage scheme, which gives customers a £2,000 saving on the price of eligible new Yaris, Auris or Avensis cars.