Two of the world's biggest car brands were set to tie the knot before the pandemic. That plan most likely remains in place
With the pandemic forcing business practices to change, fledgling companies could make an impact
Bentley is seeking to scale back its workforce significantly
British marque is seeking to dramatically streamline the business via its new Beyond100 initiative
Bentley
Luxury brand will offer workers voluntary redundancy; official confirmation due later today
Car dealers hope lockdown will lead to pent-up demand
Hopes for sector's recovery buoyed by research that found 47% of UK car owners plan to replace their car in the next twelve months
Lotus, Bentley and Rolls Royce have all been affected differently by the coronavirus crisis
Lockdown continues to hit new car sales heavily, but rise of click and collect saw improvement over April
Aston Martin Vantage
British firm bids to increase profitability through reducing production levels of sports car lines
Parliamentary advisors release report criticising “years of cutbacks” to roads policing and calling for it to be a “national priority”
The impact of lockdown has had major repercussions for the brand, which was only just starting to benefit from recent cost cutting
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