
Cox Automotive Remains Cautious, But Sees New Car Market Growth
Cox Automotive forecasts a 5.7% rise in UK new car sales for 2025, driven by fleets and rising EV interest.

Cox Automotive forecasts a 5.7% rise in UK new car sales for 2025, driven by fleets and rising EV interest.

UK carmakers celebrate a game-changing US trade deal, revving up exports and securing factory jobs across the country.

Used car prices edge up in March as EV supply surges and petrol cars sell faster, reshaping the UK car market.

New US tariffs threaten UK car jobs and raise prices—industry scrambles to adapt amidst global trade tensions.

Used car prices are rising as demand outpaces supply, while used EVs see price drops due to growing stock.

A survey reveals UK buyers are turning away from Tesla due to Elon Musk, with Chinese EV brands gaining traction.

Volkswagen topped 2024 UK car sales, with Jeep and Chinese brands like BYD making impressive gains.

Toyota Yaris leads UK superminis in reliability with a 3.6% claim rate, beating rivals in Warranty Solutions Group data.

Used car supermarkets focus on younger vehicles, boosting stock, and profitability despite steady prices and demand.

Used car sales rise by 1.45% in August; Hilton Car Supermarket climbs 21 spots to 69th in the Top 200 rankings.