New Internet service could benefit Motor Traders

Internet giant Google have already “wowed” the world with its Google Street Map views of the world, enabling you to effectively walk around entire city’s without even leaving your home. Well the service currently only shows exterior views of buildings but Google are offering an extended service to Motor Traders/Dealers who wish to show off the interior of their premises/showrooms. Its a great opportunity for the traders to create a great impression of their interior and exterior and entice consumers to visit. Immediately people will be able to know more about their business and what to expect when visiting.

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Nissan are next to offer their own scrappage scheme

Following in the footsteps of Vauxhall and Kia, Nissan traders are now offering their own discounts on new cars if their old cars are traded in. They are accepting cars that are as young as 7 years old, and are offering up to £2,000 offer certain new models of car. These include the new Micra, Note, Qashqai and Qashaqai+2. By lowering the age to only 7 years, they are likely to grab a high percentage of new car sales and most certainly boost the economy. The scheme is said to expire by June.

Motor Trader’s launch their own scrappage schemes

Kia dealers are now going to offer up to £2,000 for cars traded in over 7 years and up to 10 years as long as they have a valid MOT certificate. The only car that is not covered by the deal is the newly released car, the Sorento.

Now that the government’s scrappage scheme has ended, motor traders are cashing in on the idea and launching their own to boost sales. Kia particularly are only running theirs until the end of March in an attempt to boost the brand. Time will tell to see if other traders are going to follow suit. You can get a quote for Motor Trade Insurance at our website, click here for more information.

Motor Traders predict recession will last

After research carried out recently, it has been revealed that many motor traders believe that the recession will last a longer that it was originally thought.

We have been hearing that the recession is coming to a close and that the motor trade business will begin to pick up again at the start of next year but it appears that may not be the case. Some companies are planning on making job cuts and reducing their payroll over the coming months to tackle the recession so from this it doesn’t seem like things are improving any time soon. There have been reports of job cuts within the motor industry but for it to continue means that perhaps the country isn’t full out of this recession yet.

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