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Motorists are being urged to book their cars in for an MOT to avoid a bottleneck in demand following the Government’s six-month extension. A recent survey has revealed that 75 per cent of garages are…

Ford has unveiled the new Puma ST – the sportiest iteration of its smallest crossover. It’s the first time a European Ford crossover has ever been given the ‘ST’ treatment, and Ford aims to offer…

Managing all the costs associated with running a car, as well as avoiding any potential fines, can be one of the hardest parts of car ownership. However things may be about to get a bit…

The car insurance industry could be set for a radical shake-up as the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has ruled that ‘loyalty’ pricing news should come to an end. The practise, which sees firms hike up…

If you’re not one of the privileged few to be able to afford a new £140,000 Lamborghini Huracan Evo, the Italian supercar firm may have the answer – a 1:18 scale model jigsaw. Developed alongside…

Recycling. It’s a word which most people know and understand. In a world faced with imminent climate change, recycling is a way for us to limit our own impact on the earth through reducing waste…

The Driver and Vehicle Standards Authority (DVSA) has announced an update to the car theory test, with a focus on making the test more appropriate for people with disabilities. Originally meant to be updated in…

Peugeot has announced that so far this year it has delivered more than 600 vehicles to emergency services, with 1,500 models from the French manufacturer soon to be supporting police and fire authorities. The French…

The number of people looking to buy an EV across Europe has been unaffected by the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, according to new research. Data from across Europe’s key new car markets comparing car buying considerations…