Jamjarcars

Annual Group Revenue: £26.5 billion GBP ( <img alt="Decrease" src="/2014-wikipedia_en_all_02_2014/I/media/D/e/c/r/Decrease2.svg.png" height="11" width="11"> £766 million FY 2011)
Employees: 146,800
Stock Symbol: <a href="/2014-wikipedia_en_all_02_2014/A/html/L/o/n/d/London_Stock_Exchange.html">LSE : &nbsp; <a href="http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-news/stocks/prices-search/stock-prices-search.html?nameCode=RBS" class="external">RBS
Website: www.rbs.com

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Jamjarcars was an online car leasing company, established in 2000 as jamjar.com, operated by RBS in conjunction with Dixon Motor Holdings. After Dixon Motor Holdings was put into administration in 2007 the Jam Jar business changed to a finance brokerage, providing loans from Lombard Vehicle Management. Jamjarcars ceased providing new leases in September 2009.^[1]

The company is a subsidiary of the Royal Bank of Scotland Group.

References

↑ Hogan, Terry (10 September 2009). "Jam Jar cars closes for new business". motoring.co.uk. Retrieved 15 October 2011.

External links

Official website

v t e The Royal Bank of Scotland Group

Banking:	Adam & Company Child & Co. Citizens Bank Coutts & Co. Drummonds Bank Isle of Man Bank Mint National Westminster Bank The Royal Bank of Scotland RBS International The One account Ulster Bank

Insurance and Motoring:	Direct Line Group (28.5% holding) Churchill Direct Line Green Flag NIG Privilege Tracker Brand Partners Devitt Insurance Jamjarcars Lombard Direct

Corporate and Payment Services:	RBS Securities WorldPay (19.99% holding)

Annual Group Revenue: £26.5 billion GBP ( £766 million FY 2011) Employees: 146,800 Stock Symbol: LSE: RBS Website: www.rbs.com

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