Articles, tagged with "scrappage scheme", page 1
Buying cars - Things that you should know
If you are buying a new car at this point of time, then you must consider getting one through Scrappage Schemes. With a scrappage scheme, you can certainly get the car of your dreams and also save a good deal of money. Governments initiate these programs ...
Property Market Trends and its Impact
According to Halifax, house prices were up very slightly in March. Compared with February they rose by 0.1%. They are still down by 3.3% compared with March 2010 though.
The number of people buying homes has drastically slowed, and this is something t...
Can the Car Market place Recover?
Who would have assumed that 1 of the a single-time main automobile manufacturer in the earth, General Motors, would be submitting for Chapter eleven bankruptcy protection, sending shock waves believed the motor sector?GM is 101 years previous, but even it...
Car Damage That You Can Still Drive With
It is inevitable that at some point in a car’s life it will pick up some damage. Fortunately for most, it will only be the scars of the weekly supermarket trip as unsurprisingly, 8 out of 10 people have had their car damaged in a car park. As irritatin...
2010 – A Year of Two Halves For Motor Traders
With car salesmen and traders forming a large part of the client base for the motor trade insurance industry, it is always good for brokers and insurers to know what is going on in the car sales market. Information recently released with the latest SMMT r...
Used Peugeot RCZ Prices
Since the scrappage scheme was introduced in 2009, there has been a shortage of used cars on the market. People preferred to trade in their used cars at their dealerships rather than sell them privately or via an auction house. Cars traded in on the scrap...
Don’t get your finger burnt buying a used car
With the scrappage scheme now well and truly over car buyers have once again turned to buying used cars, the scrappage scheme meant dealers had a back log of used cars that people were not interested in as they did not qualify for the Government backed sc...
More vehicles produced in October
Many financial analysts claim that we will see a double dip recession, that the economy is not growing and that we are going to suffer financial difficulties for the next few years. It’s always great waking up to this sort of news on a Monday morning!
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Andrews Sykes Launches Scrappage Scheme for Portable Air Conditioning!
Andrews Sykes has launched a brand new Scrappage Scheme enabling customers to trade in their older inefficient Portable Air Conditioners for a brand new greener, more powerful model. Anyone trading in their old portable air conditioner will:
• Save m...
Ford Fiesta falls off top spot….
After months of dominating the number one spot in the new car sales lists the Fiesta has now been knocked off the top spot by the Focus.
It's the first time the Fiesta has been displaced this year - and it hasn't just been pushed down to second place - ...
The Effects of the Recession on the Steel Industry
The global recession over the last couple of years has had an effect on many, and the steel industry is no different. It has become less in demand as the recession has hit. The problem the steel industry has in such times is that the knock-on effect of th...
Double Glazing Grants: Fact or Fiction?
Double Glazing Grants
Some local councils have a limited amount of grant funding available for low-income households. You would normally have to be in receipt of certain benefits, tax credits or allowances and you may also need to be above a certain age....
Choose the right finance package for your new van purchase
If you've been toying with the idea of buying a new van, there are some pretty compelling reasons for buying sooner rather than later.
Drivers of commercial vans up to 3.5 tonnes can currently benefit from the government's scrappage scheme which offers...
Commercial vehicle sales look good for UK Businesses but motoring costs continue to rise!
The motor industry has recently announced massive success, results at the end of the scrappage scheme showed a massive rise in new car sales in the previous 10 months.
Now it seems that the sales of commercial vehicles are also rising.
Recent years ...
What to do with your old boiler
There is never a good time for your boiler to pack in but unfortunately a particularly harsh winter can often signify an increase in boilers breaking down, due to freezing pipes and extremes in temperature. This can leave many people not only looking for ...