Reference
X693/5/7
Title
Vauxhall Mirror Luton & Dunstable
Date free text
29 Jan 1990
Production date
From: 1990 To: 1990
Scope and Content
including:
- Vauxhall was aiming to gain market leadership from Ford by a process of setting goals for the 1990s;
- all time record registrations for 1989 with a total of 349,901 cars sold representing a 15% market share;
- pedal car charity race day;
- Vauxhall Chairman Paul Tosch meeting the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh;
- General Motors planning to start making an environmentally clean battery car based on the two seater impact;
- Vauxhall Parts director John Costin was appointed to top GM parts job in Europe as the Executive Director of GM Europe Parts and Accessories;
- Foreman learning about management while raising money for charity.
Leadership in the Nineties. These are the goals for 1990. Record Sales boost into the No. 2 Spot. Charity Challenge. How you can help us gain lead. The benefits of cashless pay.
TV Star Bob's Big push for charity. Spare part surgery. Booster for pedal car race. Pedalling in the past. Paintshop sides set for charity show down. Those terrible ties.
All systems are go for new decade, quality is aim, decade of opportunity, 'beat the opposition'. Vauxhall supports save the children. Target build MPC. The new impact is just electric. 'Green' for go at GM. Motorworld. Cavalier has unbeatable economics. New GSi aims for rally glory.
Honesty is best policy for centre. John is the tops. Lotus parts challenge.
Employees meet the charity challenge. Cash and ideas galore as employees go fund-raising. Stars shine bright. Parts division delivers. Group really cleaned up. Sixties disco is a winner. Balloon goes up at Luton. What a wily way to raise cash.
Mirror Mart sales list.
Pensioners diary. Deaths. Pride and Joy.
Cheques and balances. Many reasons for switching to direct payment. Photograph of barclaycard.
School's special thanks to Fund. Lost property service cartoon. Double loss for the club.
Sports page.
Language
English
Level of description
item