All articles by Jonathan Minter
Jonathan Minter
Jonathan is the editor of Motor Finance magazine. You can reach him at jonathan.minter@verdict.co.uk
BCA signs prestige remarketing agreement
British Car Auctions has signed an exclusive remarketing agreement with prestige dealer Drayton Group that will see the auctioneer remarket approximately 2,000 vehicles annually for the Group.
Toyota reclaims most valuable motor brand spot
Toyota has been ranked as the most valuable automotive marque by global brand equity database BrandZ in its Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands 2013 report.
HPI and AUTOi launch online appraisal system
Vehicle information provider HPI has partnered with vehicle appraiser AUTOi to create a digital vehicle appraisal system.
G3 Remarketing hashtags social media
Vehicle auction firm G3 Remarketing has spoken about the power of social media after the company saw a 23% year-on-year increase in new registered buyers for their online auction platform via Twitter.
Audi appoints Ratcliffe as marketing head
Nick Ratcliffe has been appointed head of marketing at Audi UK, replacing Dominc Chambers.
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Car Loan 4U appoints Law
Car Loan 4U has appointed Richard Law as a non-executive director as the company seeks to grow its presence in the UK used-car loan market, which it estimates is worth £7bn a year.
Moody’s cuts Peugeot Bank rating to junk
Ratings agency Moodys Investors Service has downgraded the debt status of Bank PSA, which provides captive finance for Peugeot and Citreon, to Ba1, or junk status.
Nissan to lease EV batteries
Customers of Nissans new range of Leaf electric vehicles will be able to lease their batteries, instead of having to purchase them.
Honda Q2 bike finance
Honda has created and extended a number of finance offers across its range of motorcycles.
Chevy announces spring deals
Deposit requirements qualifying for 0% APR representative have been reduced on Chevrolet models, while monthly payments have stayed the same, compared to offers at the start of the year.