Having previously stressed the risks of a no trade deal for its entire European business model, Nissan has committed to assembling cars at its Sunderland plant – for now at least. That
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Nissan can live with the Brexit deal – for now.
VRA helps remarketing prepare for pandemic’s end with “New Normal Briefing” webinar series
A new webinar series designed to help the remarketing sector prepare for the end of the pandemic has been announced by the Vehicle Remarketing Association Called “The New Normal Briefing,”
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“Thin” Brexit trade deal leaves many questions unanswered, warns VRA
The new, “thin” Brexit deal that is now in effect leaves many unanswered questions that could have serious implications for the UK motor industry, the Vehicle Remarketing Association (VRA) is
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VRA provides “essential” Brexit briefing in penultimate 2021 Outlook Seminar series
An ”essential” Brexit briefing is to be provided by the Vehicle Remarketing Association (VRA) in its penultimate 2021 Outlook Seminar, being held online at 10am on December 3. David Bailey,
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Coronavirus and Brexit mean planning beyond short term “almost impossible” for remarketing sector
The impact of the coronavirus crisis and potential effects of Brexit are making planning beyond the short term almost impossible in the remarketing sector. So reports the Vehicle Remarketing Association
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Post-Brexit outlook, autonomy and 2035 EV impact are key subjects for VRA’s March member meeting
The post-Brexit economic outlook, developments in vehicle autonomy and the impact of the Government’s 2035 electric vehicle announcement will all be part of the Vehicle Remarketing Association’s next member meeting,
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Major speakers on Brexit and current state of car market announced for VRA AGM
Two major speakers have been announced for the Annual General Meeting of the Vehicle Remarketing Agency, taking place at BCA Birmingham on 10th July. David Bailey is professor of business
Read More » Major free seminar on “The Challenges of 2019” for used car sector announced
A major free seminar on “The Challenges of 2019” facing the used car and van sectors has been announced by The Vehicle Remarketing Association, which represents organisations involved in the
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Glass’s Comment on SMMT and Interest Rate
Rupert Pontin, Glass’s director of valuations, said: “Yesterday’s release of the new car registration figures for July from the SMMT is broadly in line with Glass’s expectations and it is
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Brexit won’t affect used car market until Q4, say Glass’s
The UK’s decision to Brexit probably won’t materially start to affect the UK used car market until the fourth quarter of 2016, say Glass’s. The motor industry data market leader
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Glass’s Comment on EU Referendum
Rupert Pontin, director of valuations, Glass’s, said: “This is an interesting result that sees the UK very much embark on a new chapter that is largely unwritten. If the Brexit voters
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‘Staying in the EU best for business and jobs’ insists SMMT
Staying in the European Union is best for its business and best for British jobs, says the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders today, three days before the EU referendum.
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