Car News

For drivers of new Audi diesels, the fear of filling the tank with the wrong fuel is safely in the past. The German car maker has fitted new type of fuel filler to its A4,…

Are potholes becoming more and more of a driving hazard in your area? Last night, ITV’s The Tonight Programme investigated the poor state of Britain’s roads finding that some council’s only resurface potholed roads every…

New data released by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has revealed that more than 1.2 million new cars were registered during the first six months of 2010. This is good news for…

Spanish car brand SEAT has been named Official Car Partner to the Leeds and Reading music festivals this summer. The partnership is part of a strategic alignment by SEAT to form a noticeable presence in…

This is Ford’s newest Mondeo. The car, which will reach UK showrooms in October, is a facelift inside and out of the current model rather than an all-new version. The revised car (pictured) has a…

Learner drivers beware. Don’t use online driving test booking services which charge over the odds. The Automobile Association issued this warning after it was contacted by a number of young learners who had unwittingly booked…

The last cars may have rolled out of the factory back in 2005. But very few MGs or Rovers have ended up at the scrappers, after reaching the end of their useful lives. Official figures…

Great Britain’s roads were quieter and safer last year. Figures just released by the Department for Transport showed that 12% fewer people died on the roads during 2009 than in the year before. Road accidents…

If you drive a black car, watch out. A new study drawing on 20 years of research indicates that black-coloured cars are more likely to be involved in crashes. Researchers from the University of Monash…