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Kia swaps to 7yr Switch  

Kia swaps to 7yr Switch

 

KIA dealers are to launch a scrappage replacement scheme to save owners trading cars aged 7 years or older.
The 7-year age limit will also help Kia dealers promote the Kia 7 year warranty!
Savings of up to £2000 are on offer – that’s on the Kia Soul, pro cee’d, cee’d SW and cee’d hatchback. For [...]

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Mitsubishi on 2010 upturn  

Mitsubishi on 2010 upturn

 

2009 sales may have been down by a quarter but Mitsubishi sales and marketing director Toby Marshall is upbeat.
‘Scrappage wasn’t the number one priority.’
The focus of 2009 was different. Dealer profitability was the new goal, achieved via two major initiatives. First Mitsubishi took away the traditional dealer costs, so that training, brochures, IT and [...]

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Lowest used car sales  

Lowest used car sales

 

USED car sales in 2009 plunged to their lowest level in almost a decade reports data expert Experian.
A drop of 5.7 percent saw 6,798,864 used cars sold in 2009.
This is comparable to 2000, says Experian, when 6,713,269 used cars were sold – and is a culmination of sales that fell every singe quarter of the [...]

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Scrappage time almost up  

Scrappage time almost up

 

SCRAPPAGE deals are running dry for many car makers with some insiders predicting they will close order books today.
Many big brands are down to their final initial allocations under the Government’s official Exit Strategy scheme.
Unless and until further allocations are dished out for the the last dregs of the scrappage fund pot, the much-heralded [...]

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Scrappage aids CO2  

Scrappage aids CO2

 

CO2 emissions fell by the largest ever amount in 2009 thanks to the effects of the scrappage scheme.

The average new car emitted 149.5g/km CO2 – 21.2 percent less than in 1997. Furthermore, the average car sold under the scrappage scheme emitted just 133.3g/km, 26.8 percent less CO2 than the average scrapped car.
It’s also 5.4 percent [...]

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06.03.10: The cars that should never have been crushed  

06.03.10: The cars that should never have been crushed

 

BY NOW we all know how scrappage works; we take our ‘useless’, rusty old banger in and get £2,000 off a shiny, clean, brand new motor.
At least that’s how it’s meant to work, but some people have a very different idea of what constitutes an ‘old banger’.
Having spoken to dealers in the North East [...]

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Relief at February sales  

Relief at February sales

 

STRONG February new car sales have been boosted by the extension to the scrappage scheme say dealers.
The RMIF says the decision to extend the scheme into March, coupled with last year’s extra funds for the scheme, means sustained demand has benefited showroom traffic.
Scrappage sales accounted for more than 19 percent of sales in February, with [...]

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February 2010 sales grow  

February 2010 sales grow

 

SALES figures for February have been released and continue to show a scrappage scheme boost.
The market rose by 26.4 percent compared to 2009, with 68,686 new car sales.
Scrappage accounted for 19.6 percent - making February the 8th consecutive month of new car sales growth, said SMMT chief Paul Everitt.
As much of the increase is attributable [...]

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Used car supply drought  

Used car supply drought

 

CAR dealers will face a severe shortage of used car stock in 2010 due to plunging new car sales.
Supplies of 1- and 2-year-old cars are to face a ‘major reduction’.
Scrappage has compounded the problem further, warns Glass’s Guide editor Adrian Rushmore  - 300k new car sales were generated from it in 2009, but these buyers [...]

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Scrapped cars return  

Scrapped cars return

 

DANGEROUS cars that have escaped scrappage are illegally managing to return onto the UK’s roads.
Bluecycle reports that 1 MILLION cars a year are escaping scrappage because there are not enough resources to govern their destruction.
This means dodgy scrapyards are ‘bringing cars back from the dead’, at the expense of official car dismantlers.
It’s why Bluecycle [...]

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