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Average values for used light commercial vehicles (LCVs) in the UK stood at £8,155 ($10,769.4) at British Car Auctions (BCA) in November 2025.

This figure is £155 lower than in October but reflects a 10.7% year-on-year increase, equating to £876.

Nearly 2,500 individual buyers purchased LCVs through BCA during the month.

Sold pri...

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The finance sector is evaluating the operational implications of the Financial Conduct Authority’s decision to lift the pause on the handling of certain motor finance complaints on 31 May 2026, two months earlier than previously proposed.

The reaction follows a company press release issued by the Finance & Leasing Association ( href="https://...

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The Leasys joint venture (JV) between Stellantis and Crédit Agricole Personal Finance & Mobility has appointed Andrea Bandinelli as its new CEO with immediate effect.

Bandinelli started his career by joining Groupe PSA, later Stellantis, in financial services 25 years ago.

Over time, he held several leadership positions in that area be...

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Improved consumer confidence has been identified as the top factor expected to support the used car sector in 2026, according to data from the December Startline Motor Finance Used Car Tracker.

In a survey, 57% of dealers selected higher consumer confidence as what would most likely aid growth in the market.

The tracker also revealed that ...

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The Chancellor’s second Budget promises more charging infrastructure, an extended EV grant and delayed changes to benefit-in-kind rules. Yet new charges, most notably the pay-per-mile levy, risk slowing the shift to electric vehicles. Industry voices warn that uncertainty around costs, taxation and long-term policy could undermine the UK’s transition at a...

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