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Industry News
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Inchcape's first half profits jump 68%
Inchcape turned in a buoyant first half performance with profit before tax and one off items up 68 per cent to £115.2m at constant currency.
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Vertu acquires Seat site in Derby
Vertu has acquired a loss making Seat site in Derby from GK Group, giving the growing group its second outlet with the brand and increasing its presence in the East Midlands.
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Skoda extends No VAT offer to the end of 2010
Skoda has extended its No VAT retail campaign to cover all Octavia, Roomster and Fabia models until 31 December 2010.
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New recruits make best service plan sellers
The best people to sell service plans tend to come from outside the car retailing sector, according to research carried out by The Warranty Group.
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Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button star in online race game
Mobil 1 has launched a free online race game enabling visitors to race head to head against McLaren drivers Jenson Button, Lewis Hamilton or friends.
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Government confirms £5000 electric car grant
The government has confirmed it will go ahead and introduce a £5,000 Plug-In Car Grant, designed to stimulate demand for low carbon vehicles, from January 2011.
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Dealer bosses urged to invest in training
Franchised dealers who made major cuts to training budgets in the downturn will be poorly equipped to benefit from changing practices in the recovery, according to a leading automotive academic.
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Halfords reports flat sales at Autocentres
Halfords has blamed political uncertainty and the World Cup for slow sales.
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Citygate takes on Skoda in north west London
Citygate Group has taken on the Skoda franchise in Colindale, north west London.
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JCT600 launches car supermarket in September
JCT600 is launching PriceRight, its new used car supermarket for "lower value" used cars in Rawdon, West Yorkshire.
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