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All the latest news from the business car market. BusinessCar's news is aimed at those people involved in running company car fleets, including transport managers, HR bosses, finance chiefs and managing directors.

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LATEST BUSINESSCAR NEWS

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Volvo Driv-e to drive sales

3 July, 2009

Volvo expects its new Driv-e models to take up to 40% of the sales mix on the cars with the new eco-tech.

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Alphabet calls for fleets to adopt driver councils

2 July, 2009

BMW-owned leasing firm Alphabet is suggesting fleet managers form panels made up of a small number of drivers to learn from, and convey new ideas to, staff.

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All-new BMW X1 revealed: Pictures and prices

2 July, 2009

BMW has revealed the first undisguised pictures of its new small off-roader the X1.

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Toyota fleet boss promoted

2 July, 2009

Richard Balshaw has been promoted to the job of sales director for Toyota. Balshaw was previously general manager for Toyota and Lexus fleet services.

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First pictures: New Citroen C3

1 July, 2009

Citroen has revealed its C3 supermini ahead of a UK arrival early next year.

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Volvo plans 99g/km C30

1 July, 2009

Volvo could introduce a car with a sub-100g/km CO2 figure as soon as next year, according to Volvo’s CO2 director Peter Ewerstrand.

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Skoda plans five-door coupe

1 July, 2009

Skoda’s 2% fleet sector ambitions will be underpinned by a new coupe-style, five-door hatchback, which will have a strong business car role within the brand’s expanded seven-model portfolio.

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Volvo campaigns for c-charge emissions equality

30 June, 2009

Volvo has launched a campaign calling for London mayor Boris Johnson to review the basis of charging for the London Congestion Charging zone.

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BVRLA reveals rise in thefts from members

30 June, 2009

Rental and leasing trade association BVRLA has reported a 22% jump in the number of cars stolen from its members last year. Of the 212,378 cars on member’s books, 0.84% were stolen, a total of 1787 units.

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EXCLUSIVE: Autoquake announces used car affinity scheme

30 June, 2009

Vehicle disposal expert Autoquake is looking to branch out into affinity sales.

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Hertz to station shared cars at Xerox

29 June, 2009

Hertz is putting two car-share Minis at Xerox’s offices in Uxbridge and Welwyn Garden City.

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Leasedrive Velo in the mood for acquisition

29 June, 2009

Independent fleet firm Leasedrive Velo is on the acquisition trail, according to commercial director Roddy Graham.

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Waiting times rocketing

29 June, 2009

As first predicted in BusinessCar at the start of May, fleet order times are now beginning to rocket due to the scrappage scheme and car makers cutting back production and vehicle stocks.

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BMW adds higher powered diesel to 7-series

26 June, 2009

BMW has added a 740d to the line-up of its flagship range.

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Hitachi seeks buying opportunities

26 June, 2009

Hitachi Capital is looking to grow through both new customers and acquisition as it takes advantage of what it claims is a stronger position than some rival lease firms.

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Police updates training manual

26 June, 2009

The Association of Chief Police Officers has updated its police driver training manual, which for the first time includes advice on eco driving as well as new modules on pursuit driving.

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Rospa trains the young

26 June, 2009

Rospa is holding a series of free workshops after conducting research that told it that 17-24 year olds are poorly prepared for the demands of driving on company business.

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Nexus limits damages with new appointment

25 June, 2009

Vehicle rentals company Nexus has appointed Pritesh Acharya as its new damage manager.

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Mercedes promises to take CO2 fight to premium rivals

25 June, 2009

Prestige brand Mercedes-Benz is promising to take the low-CO2 battle to its BMW 3-series and Audi A4 premium badge rivals, which will both offer a car in the sub-121g/km 13% benefit-in-kind tax bracket by the end of the year.

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Fleets lead the way in green car buying

25 June, 2009

Fleets are leading the way in the UK in choosing ‘green’ vehicles, but lag behind their European equivalents, according to new research.

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