2010-02
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All-new Ford C-max Range
18/02/2010 Ford's all-new C-car makes its European debut at next month's Geneva show, alongside final versions of C-MAX and Grand C-MAX which go on sale this year. There are also further product enhancements for the Ford Kuga and Mondeo and more options revealed for the new S-MAX and Galaxy.
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Russian Car Market In Massive Sales Slump
11/02/2010 Motor traders and manufacturers concerned about declining UK car sales should be relieved that market activity has not sunk to levels experienced in Russia.
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Stronger Radiation From The Sun 'will Cause Sat-navs To Fail', Scientists Warn
10/02/2010 Britain’s satellite navigation networks could soon experience problems and disruptions caused by higher levels of radiation coming from the Sun, scientists warn.
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Schools Get Special Discount On Ford Transit Minibuses
10/02/2010 Ford dealers across the country are offering state education facilities such as schools and colleges an additional preferential discount of up to 17 per cent against the purchase of a Ford Transit minibus.
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Ford's Latest Marketing Campaign Offers Savings Of Up To £5000
09/02/2010 Ford's latest marketing campaign offers savings of up to £5,000 on its 10 most popular models this Spring to boost sales in the critical plate-change month of March.
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Ford's Bumper Recycling Scheme Reuses Thousands Of Parts
09/02/2010 Ford dealers diverted 23,000 damaged bumpers from landfill last year thanks to a recycling initiative pioneered by the UK vehicle market leader.
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Carbon Prices Are Going The Wrong Way
09/02/2010 The Confederation of British Industry says it is not convinced that a minimum price for carbon in the European Union Emissions Trading System would necessarily encourage greater investment in low carbon energy. Perhaps it needs to talk to more of its members from within the energy industry, which insists that the low price of carbon is one of the biggest issues it faces as it ponders whether to invest in low carbon electricity generation facilities.
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Europe Faces Challenges To Electric Car Industry
09/02/2010 The European Union faces challenges of safety, cost, competitiveness and technological harmonization in its plan to successfully develop its electric car industry, EU presidency holder Spain said on Tuesday.
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Exit Phase For Scrappage Scheme Will Run To End Of March
07/02/2010 An extra month has been added to the deadline for the Government Scrappage Scheme today, allowing manufacturers and dealers more time to prepare for and operate the exit phase of the Scheme. This change was announced by Government following requests from car manufacturers for more time to prepare dealers and inform consumers.
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Ford Maintains Strong Sales Into 2010
05/02/2010 Ford grew its January car sales figures by almost 1,200 units according to industry figures released today.
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New Car Sales Rise For Seventh Month
04/02/2010 New car sales increased by almost a third in January to 145,500 compared with the same month last year, despite the disruption caused by the heavy snow and VAT rise.
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'cash For Bangers' Car Scrappage Scheme Extended For One Month
04/02/2010 The "cash for bangers" scheme in which motorists are given a £2,000 subsidy if they trade in a 10-year-old car for a new model is to be extended for another month.
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Top Selling Fiesta Has A Heart Of Steel
03/02/2010 While most buyers of the UK's best selling car are swayed by its stylish looks and technology-laden interior, the Ford Fiesta hides an important secret under the skin.
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Ford S-max And Galaxy Do The Double At The Businesscar Awards
01/02/2010 Ford's S-MAX and Galaxy models have been confirmed as favourites for business customers following two wins at the 2010 BusinessCar magazine awards.
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