In the three weeks since my last update on activity across the Group under the Covid-19 lockdown, I am sure you will be pleased to hear that the core business

Used car prices across the country appear to be stable during the coronavirus crisis, according to the latest research. While there are some regional drops – down -4.3 per cent

Prime minister Boris Johnson tonight laid out his plans to reopen the economy – but car dealerships are still no clearer as to whether they should open or not. The

Car industry executives have been in discussions with the government today about reopening car dealers as soon as May 11. Discussions have reportedly taken place today about car dealerships being

Unprecedented. That’s the most commonly used word we hear to describe the current crisis and it absolutely is. Quite simply, none of us have ever experienced and hopefully will never

Marshall Motor Holdings has been placed 12th in the Super Large category in the annual Best Workplaces league table, it was announced today (April 30). Organised by consultancy Great Place

The vast majority of Britons (86%) have changed their behaviour during the past five years to lessen their impact on the environment, new research has found. And more than half

‘We are at war. This is the third world war.’ Marshall Motor Group chief executive Daksh Gupta laid things bluntly on the line in a live interview today (Mar 27)

On the Thursday before Britain went into lockdown, Daksh Gupta, chief executive of Marshall Motor Holdings, toured some of his company’s 132 dealerships, holding all-hands meetings. “Retrospectively, it was the wrong

Around 80% of employees who have opted out of their company’s company car scheme are either ‘likely’ or ‘very likely’ to switch back to the company car – and many