Marshall Motor Holdings Resilient performance in a challenging environment (Interview)

The British Motor Show has revealed the stage line-up for its press and trade day. Taking place on Thursday, August 19 – the first day of the four-day show at Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre

Marshall Motor Group chief executive Daksh Gupta has confirmed that the AM100 car retail PLC will maintain all COVID-19 social distancing measures after July 19’s ‘freedom day’ – including face masks. Gupta informed the automotive retailer’s

Marshall Motors intake for its future leaders programme for 2021 has recruited more women than men for the first time. Marshall Motor CEO Daksh Gupta (pictured)  sat through 65 interviews to select the individuals. Gupta was

Marshall Motor Group chief executive Daksh Gupta has given an insight into how the AM100 PLC will continue to adapt to the changing car retail market after a “pretty special” start to 2021. Gupta revealed that the business

Hot-on-the-heels of the acquisition of Jaguar Land Rover in Cheltenham & Gloucester at the end of May, Marshall Motor Holdings plc is pleased to announce the acquisition of Nissan Leicester. The acquisition further strengthens Marshall’s Nissan portfolio,

Marshall Motor Holdings’ (MMH) management has provided another positive trading update following on from the AGM statement in May. The market demand for new and used cars remains strong and the supply of new and high-quality

Marshall Motor Group expects profit and cash generation for the first half of the year to be ‘exceptionally strong’. The listed motor group issued an unscheduled Stock Market announcement today as it said the ‘positive tailwinds’

Lex Kerssemakers, Daksh Gupta and Michelle Wells join us for the next instalment of Autocar Business Live, looking at the future of retail in the automotive industry. As with most things in life, recent events have

The benefits of an agency-style model, where the new car journey is managed online and manufacturers pay a handling fee to retailers, largely outweighs the disadvantages, according to senior executives at dealer groups already experiencing mixed

Strong business demand helped the UK car market to continue its recovery, with fleet sales accounting for more than half of the 156,737 new cars registered in May – but demand for vehicles was still down

Greenwoods GRM’s Real Estate Team is pleased to have worked with Marshall Motor Group on its latest acquisition. Marshall has added to its portfolio after buying Cheltenham and Gloucester Jaguar Land Rover from Heritage Automotive.  As

The AGM trading statement indicates trading in the first four months of FY21 has remained strong. After repaying all £4m of the FY21 government support, management expect FY21 underlying PBT to be not less than the

Marshall Motor Group has continued its growth by acquiring Cheltenham and Gloucester Jaguar Land Rover from Heritage Automotive. It means the Cambridge-headquartered group now operates seven Jaguar and nine Land Rover franchises across the country, making