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4/4 REGIONAL VARIATIONS Although Wales continued to be the cheapest part of the UK to buy a used car (£14,638), there were some notable YoY price drops for the north-east (-9% to £15,851) and north-west (-7% to £16,565) of England. London retained its position as the most expensive place to buy a used car with the average price rising 8% YoY to £24,157. Check out the full Market View 👉 https://lnkd.in/eynJ5Csv

3/4 AVERAGE PRICES Although the average price of a used car on MOTORS increased 2% (£404) in October to £17,899, this was down just £24 YoY (£17,923). Check out the full Market View 👉 https://lnkd.in/eynJ5Csv

2/4 STOCKING TRENDS The share of alternative fuel cars stocked by dealers hit a new high in October, according to MOTORS’ latest Market View. Hybrids and EVs accounted for 14% of cars advertised by dealers, up from just 10% 12 months ago. Hybrids led the way making up 9.6% of stock levels, up from 7% a year ago, while EVs grew from 3% to 4.6% over the same period. Check out the full Market View 👉 https://lnkd.in/eynJ5Csv

1/4 DAYS TO SELL Dealers averaged 30 days to sell in October, unchanged month-on-month, according to the latest MOTORS Market View. The fastest sales were achieved by franchised dealers at just 20 days, followed by car supermarkets (22 days) and independents (50 days). Check out the full Market View 👉 https://lnkd.in/eynJ5Csv

🚗 Motor Trade Radio Podcast Newsletter 🚗 THAT WAS THE WEEK THAT WAS! This week’s Motor Trade Radio Podcast newsletter is packed with all the big-budget headlines, finance news, and industry developments you need to know! Hosted by Philip and Curtis , we break down the latest events shaping the automotive landscape. Here’s what we covered – and if you want to dig deeper, check out the story links below! 👇 🎧 Motor Trade Radio: 2 November 2024, Episode 66, Season 10 Powered by MOTORS 🔹 Budget Breakdown • Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveils her first budget, with £40bn in new tax rises to address the UK’s funding gap. Read more on AM Online • Fuel duty frozen, but hybrids face new BIK tax increases, affecting company car drivers. Fleet News has the full story 🔹 Finance Shake-Up • The car finance market faces turmoil following a pivotal Court of Appeal ruling, with questions about the FCA’s next steps. More on Car Dealer • The finance scandal could rival PPI, as industry figures demand answers. Read the story on Telegraph 🔹 Major Dealer Group Moves • Vertu Motors expands with a £12.5m acquisition of Burrows Motor Group, doubling its Toyota footprint. Find out more on AM Online • Group 1 Automotive eyes further UK growth through acquisitions. Details on Motor Trader 🔹 OEM Industry News • Volkswagen to close three factories and cut thousands of jobs in Germany as the automotive industry reshapes. Read more on The Guardian • BYD continues its European expansion, appointing Maria Grazia Davino to lead regional growth. Full story on Automotive News Europe For all these stories and more insights, catch the Motor Trade Radio Podcast – your go-to for #AllTheChatterThatMatters in car retail! Stay tuned every Saturday for the latest episode.

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📢PACKED POD ALERT📢 Unprecedented doesn’t even begin to cover what’s happened in the car retailing sector over the last week or so! That’s why the Motor Trade Radio Podcast (powered by MOTORS ) set itself the challenge of covering as many of the big stories as possible, including (deep breath!): ➡️ What the Autumn Budget means to dealers and car buyers ➡️ How the finance selling story broke, the ramifications for dealers and what’s next ➡️ cap hpi ’s Derren Martin on October trade values ➡️ Vertu Motors plc grows Toyota representation with the latest acquisition ➡️ Strong Q3 results for Group 1 Automotive , while Lookers Motor Group Limited falls into a loss for its full year ➡️ OEM news – VW factory closures, Ford strike and BYD’s new European boss Headlines this week are from AM, Car Dealer, Fleet News, Daily Telegraph, Guardian, Sky News, and Automotive News Europe! Plus, #AllTheChatterThatMatters with your co-hosts Curtis and Philip #automotive 👉 https://lnkd.in/errtta3n

Immediately after this week's budget, Insight Advantage carried out some research for us on consumer sentiment and how it had been affected by the annoucements. The results were encouraging for the sector as most consumers said their car buying plans are unchanged. Check out this coverage of the findings by Car Dealer Magazine . #automotive https://lnkd.in/eg-aJMkP

Celebrating 165 years of Hendy Group , I’m thrilled to look back on the milestones that have shaped us, and I'd like to share with you more chapters in our story. Back in the 1890s, we entered the emerging automotive world as distributors for Benz, Bolle and De Dion-Bouton - brands that have since faded from production. Our most significant milestone, however, came in 1910 when my great-great-uncle Percy Hendy met with Henry Ford at Southampton Docks, establishing Hendy as Britain’s first Ford dealer. Just a few years later, in 1913, we expanded further opening Ford dealerships in Bournemouth and later in Portsmouth, extending our footprint across the South Coast. Throughout Percy’s career, he grew the business substantially and notably supported the war effort by servicing Fordson tractors and building Spitfires at the former Hendy Vincent's Walk site in Southampton, where Hendy mechanics built over 4,000 Spitfires. Earlier this year I was incredibly touched when my family and I unveiled a blue plaque, donated by Hendy Foundation , to honour the sites and people involved in Spitfire production. 1. Boscombe dealership, c.1938 2. Percy Hendy 3. At the blue plaque unveiling with Ben , Rebecca , and Will 4. Spitfires being built at Vincent's Walk 5. An original Hendy Ford Model T advert These years of growth, resilience, and commitment to the community under Percy’s leadership very much continue to inspire me today, and his values still remain at the heart of our business and foundation. I look forward to sharing more chapters of our history soon! #Hendy165 #FamilyBusiness #HendyGroup

Paul Hendy

🎙️WEEKDAY SPECIAL POD🎙️ The Motor Trade Radio Podcast has just caught up with cap hpi ’s valuations guru Derren Martin for his take on how October’s trade values performed. Although values dipped -1.1% (c£210), there’s plenty to chat about across age bands, vehicle segments and fuel type, with EVs the strongest performing fuel. Spoiler alert. cap hpi reports October’s retail activity was healthy, with respectable demand and dealers feeling relatively upbeat - more so than where they were last year. Catch the full story on this Motor Trade Radio Podcast weekday special powered by MOTORS. 👉 https://lnkd.in/evNhnMx7

Our thanks to Motor Trade News for covering our latest Counsumer Insight Panel findings on how the barriers to EV adoption are diminishing. https://lnkd.in/erAnBHeT

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