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  SsangYong announces seven-year warranty 5 Oct 2018 (News)
  joints and bushes, steering joints, shock absorbers and the audio system. Wearable components such as clutch discs and brake friction materials are covered for one year or 12,500 miles, and the battery and paintwork for three years. Other manufacturers offering seven-year warranties include
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  World Speed Record Ferrari for sale 20 Apr 2018 (News)
  . The exterior features Scuderia wing shields, sports exhaust and Corsa brake callipers. The car has covered 42,786 miles from new, and is estimated to fetch
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  Classic advert: Snow-racing Volvos 22 Dec 2015 (News)
  a plot. A nervous-looking 240 driver is seen tackling heavy snow, only to slam on his brakes (never a good idea in snow, but hey-ho…) when he comes across a trio of 740s taking part in some kind of snow race. The curious 240 driver decides to follow them, witnessing some impressive synchronised
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  Geneva Motor Show 2015: Track-only Aston Martin Vulcan on the way 25 Feb 2015 (News)
  . The aggressively styled Vulcan is powered by a 7.0-litre V12 engine with a peak output of more than 800PS. It uses a light but strong carbon-fibre monocoque construction, with advanced suspension, transmission and braking components. Power is sent to the rear wheels via a six-speed sequential transmission
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  A Grand Monday: Mercedes W124 22 Sep 2014 (News)
  and wallet, plus a complete service history – stamps, receipts and old MoT certificates, it’s all here. According to the seller, all the important jobs have been done. ‘Head gasket, exhaust and brakes.’ It has an MoT until March next year. ‘There are very few left
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  SmartWitness camera captures motorway filtering mistake 21 May 2014 (News)
  in time. Rather than brake and merge behind the truck - which has the camera installed - the Fiesta tries to push in front and the two vehicles collide. Following the accident the car driver's insurer saw the footage and settled in favour of the truck driver, who was driving for Malcolm Group
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  Video: Ford’s self parking car 9 Oct 2013 (News)
  the throttle and brake the new Ford system doesn’t. In fact it doesn’t even require you to be in the car at all – you can set it going with a button on the keyfob. It’s not currently available to buy, but Ford has produced a prototype that can select
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  Geneva Motor Show 2013: Kia to debut new GT models 7 Feb 2013 (News)
  , capable of accelerating the new models from 0-62mph in 7.9 seconds. The five-door Cee’d and three-door Pro_Cee’d models both get more aggresive exterior styling, 18-inch alloy wheels, red brake callipers, dual exhaust pipes and Recaro seats, as well as distinctive new LED
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  VW Up! Voted World Car of the Year 5 Apr 2012 (News)
  numerous accolades since its launch in late 2011, winning special praise for its combination of small footprint, big interior space and innovative City Emergency Braking system. Now in its ninth year, the World Car of the Year award has become one of the most credible and significant programmes
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  Geneva Motor Show 2012: Ford shows Focus Electric 5 Mar 2012 (News)
  be charged in around three to four hours. It will go on sale in the UK in 2013. Although prices haven't yet been announced Ford says it will be a viable and cost-effective car. It shares much with the standard Focus with the same steering, handling and braking feel. The lack of a normal
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  Motorpoint Marks Resumption of MG Production with one for £9,999. 18 Apr 2011 (News)
  , the suspension and brakes have been updated and the engine re-worked to meet new emissions targets whilst losing none of the models punchy performance. Says David Shelton, Managing Director of Motorpoint: “Like many people we’re delighted to see the return of the MG brand to these shores. And, we thought
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  Buying a car? Vauxhall Astra given top safety marks 26 Nov 2009 (News)
  in the high score, Vauxhall explained, as this is designed to provide the biggest "survival space" if a crash were to occur. Six airbags, ABS, adaptive brake lights, airbag deactivation settings and traction control are some of the other gadgets and gizmos included in the new Astra aimed
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  Drivers 'not convinced cameras prevent car insurance claims' 5 Aug 2009 (News)
  dropping rubbish on the floor of their cars. It explained items - like an empty can of pop - could become lodged under the brake pedal and cause an accident. If you want to know how to find the best deal for your
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  Citroen improves C5 VTR+ spec 23 Jul 2009 (News)
  of the system would make the auto even more popular. Last month, the carmaker was named Best Vehicle Manufacturer by the charity Brake as part of the organisation's Fleet Safety Forum Awards. Are you buying or selling
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  Alfa Romeo may inspire car buyers 23 Feb 2009 (News)
  tailgate spoiler, along with its roof and mirror fairings, from carbon-fibre. On top of this, aluminium has been widely used in the braking and suspension systems, as well as in the chassis. The manufacturer said the car offers excellent levels of comfort and control. In related
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  Insignia safety results may impress car buyers 27 Nov 2008 (News)
  adaptive forward lighting which allows the motor's headlamp beam to adjust automatically to prevailing road and weather conditions. It also includes an anti-lock braking system, electronic stability programme and three-point safety belts. During the Ncap tests, the model was awarded 35
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  Smart drivers 'can cut costs' 19 Nov 2008 (News)
  of the model. It explained this meant the cars' engines would stop when a driver had their foot on the brake and the vehicle slowed down to less than five mph. The car would then restart when the motorist lifted their foot off the pedal. According to smart, this technology could cut
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  Tyre pressure 'should be checked regularly' 22 Oct 2008 (News)
  to be engineered to work in harmony with the brakes, steering and suspension, he explained. An earlier report from TyreSafe claimed correctly inflated tyres could help to reduce fuel consumption and save drivers money. If you want
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  Eco-driving 'can help save money and the planet' 14 Oct 2008 (News)
  . Organisers of this year's ALD Automotive/Total Excellium MPG Marathon state the event has shown avoiding sharp braking and accelerating can cut fuel costs by an average of 23 per cent. They point out if everyone in the UK adapted their behaviour behind the wheel in this way, a total of £8.2
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  Stirling work at Spa 1 Oct 2008 (News)
  it as he swept to class victory in the under-1,500cc drum-braked class. He shared the drive with Roger Earl. Sir Stirling's Osca was unpainted as he and Rick Hall could not agree on a colour for the vehicle. Mr Hall laughed: "He wants it painted green - and we think