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Bristol Street Motors has opened its Renault and Dacia dealership in Plymouth, following an investment of £820,000. The Renault and Dacia dealership will feature the latest new brand identity and incorporates a minimalist logotype inspired by objects found in garages and car shops, such as gears, chains, and tools, symbolising strength, reliability, and functionality. Darren Goble, CMA General Manager, said: ...

Bristol Street Motors Darlington Nissan made a donation to King’s Foodbank, providing a car boot full of food and essential supplies to support local families. Jass Singh, general manager, and his team are committed to supporting good causes in the local area. The donation includes non-perishable food items, toiletries, and other everyday essentials. Singh said: “We are proud to support ...

Nissan is pushing ahead with the roll-out of its corporate identity. The three most recent showrooms to have been given a facelift are all Vertu Group businesses: Bristol Street Motors sites in Northampton and Derby, plus Macklin Motors Nissan Glasgow South. At Derby, general manager Andrew Moss said: ‘‘Work on our refurbishment started at the beginning of May and it ...

Bristol Street Motors has commissioned a national television ad campaign celebrating the business’ 100-year history. It was filmed at the Rotunda in Birmingham, part of the iconic Bullring, the Black Country Museum in Dudley and various locations around the Midlands. The ad perfectly the different eras portrayed, taking a journey through Bristol Street Motors history, beginning at the original site ...

Bristol Street Motors Renault & Dacia Nottingham has become the latest dealer to Electric Vehicle Approved Status (EVA). The scheme , which now has more than 100 dealers on board, was created by the National Franchised Dealers Association (NFDA) and endorsed by the Government’s Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) and the Energy Saving Trust (EST). The goal of the ...

Vertu Motors claims it has ambitious plans to grow its Bristol Street Motors business despite the downturn in the economy.

Vertu Motors defied the downturn in the car retailing sector with a rise in profits for the six months to the end of August and restated its intention to grow by further acquisitions.

Vertu Motors plans to sell up to £12m worth of surplus property following its rapid growth by acquisition since launching last December.

Vertu Motors, the acquisitive group behind Bristol Street Motors, has purchased Blake Holding, the Chesterfield based Vauxhall and Peugeot group for £4.9m.

Vertu Motors has completed the acquisition of the Bristol Street Group creating the eleventh largest dealer group in the UK.   Vertu will grow further The highly acquisitive business, which only formed in December last year, has bought a placing of shares in Bristol Street worth £26.2m, giving it full control of the company. Vertu has made no secret of ...