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England · EnglandThe used car supermarket chain Big Motoring World has driven annual income past its pre-pandemic levels, recording £10,953,122 pre-tax profit in its recently published accounts for 2022. Turnover at the group reached £529 million from its five dealerships – a sixth Big Motoring World site has since opened at Wimbledon this year – which is a 42.5% increase on its 2021 trading, and which will likely make it the fourth largest independent used car …Read Article
Profits near £11m as car supermarket group Big Motoring World continues to grow - Aligra.co.uk - Temporary or Permanent Recruitment
United Kingdom · United KingdomOnline car platform Motors.co.uk’s national marketing campaign in support of its dealer partners shifted up a gear this month when a new car was given away live on The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X. The £27,000 Nissan Qashqai was won by a listener as part of Radio X’s Big Smashing Driving Stunt, sponsored by Motors.co.uk, with five other listeners each winning £1,000. The competition will be followed by increased multimedia activity for the rest …Read Article
Motors.co.uk teams with Radio X’s Chris Moyles in car giveaway - Aligra.co.uk - Temporary or Permanent Recruitment
Milton Keynes · Milton KeynesAfter a consumer’s online enquiry about a Nissan Qashqai prompted a response suggesting she was “blonde or stupid” the Milton-Keynes independent dealer MK Auto-Motors has profusely apologised. The business has blamed an employee who was “let go” three days earlier but who still had access logins to its enquiry management system. The woman had spotted the used NIssan Qashai on Auto Trader and messaged MK Auto-Motors, and got a message back asking…Read Article
