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
KPMG: Car ownership could end within a decade
More than half of todays car owners will not want to own a car in less than a decade, according to respondents in KPMGs Global Automotive Executive Survey 2017.
Hyundais Click to Buy function goes live
Hyundai has officially launched its Click to Buy service online, allowing customers to purchases their cars via a webstore.
Smart begins selling cars online
Smart, the car brand owned by Mercedes-Benz, has launched an online shop where customers are able to buy either a fortwo or a forfour online.
SMMT: 2016 new car sales hit record volume despite private sales slowdown
A record number of new cars, 2.69m, were sold in 2016 in the UK, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), despite December experiencing a slight, 1.1%, dip in sales.
Ford Focus most financed car by Close in 2016
Close Brothers Motor Finance financed more Ford Focus than any other vehicle in 2016, the lender has reported.
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Paragon Car Finance expands terms
Paragon Car Finance has begun financing older cars, for models which perform better over longer periods of time.
BuyaCar.co.uk predicts early 2017 boom in car sales
Car sales could experience a boom over the first few months of 2017, according to online cart retailer BuyaCar.co.uk, as buyers look to beat new car tax rules due to come into place in April.
Carfinance247 refreshes brand with new logo and site features
Online broker CarFinance 247 has updated its logo and website as it prepares for 2017.
Startline launches commercial team
Independent lender Startline Finance has launched a commercial team to improve its motor finance penetration.
DriveNow denies Car2go merger discussions
The German arm of BMWs car-sharing platform DriveNow has denied press reports that BMW is currently in discussions with Daimler about merging DriveNow with Daimlers car-sharing platform, Car2Go.