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  Massive Racing This Weekend at Croft 21 Jul 2011 (News)
  ' standings after missing two races. Leading overall thanks to wins in his class in all six races to date is Mike Cutt, from Strensall near York in his BMW. Cutt said: “I need to keep my consistency going – I’m only two points ahead and there are some other very strong contenders in some
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  Young Driver Scheme Rolls Out Nationwide 11 Feb 2010 (News)
  . This is a road safety revolution in the making." Admiral MultiCar, Marketing Director, Charlotte Bennett, believes the programme is industry-leading: 'As a major car insurer in the UK we are confident Young Driver will make a huge difference to accident rates among new drivers and are proud to see
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  Be Suspicious of Suspiciously Cheap Cars 19 Aug 2009 (News)
  .  However, this could ultimately lead to a much bigger cost to be paid warns HPI.  Latest research by HPI continues to confirm that 1 in 3 cars still has something to hide, and that the risk of buying a car that has outstanding finance against it, has been clocked or cloned
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  Autoadapt on Display at the Mobility Roadshow 4th - 6th June 2 Jun 2009 (News)
  Autoadapt is among the biggest product suppliers in Europe and in the U.K. and is recognised as the leading supplier in the industry in U.K. At the Mobility Roadshow 4th - 6th June 2009 Autoadapt sets the standard with a number of important product launches, such as the Autoadapt Driver Test
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  Motability Maintains Keen Prices For 2009 8 Jan 2009 (News)
  Disabled drivers can continue to obtain good value when choosing a new car. Motability, the leading car scheme for disabled people, has unveiled its prices for the first quarter of 2009 and there are still plenty of great value options, new cars and greener models on offer all
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  Drivers urged to check their car's compatibility as E10 petrol roll-out begins 2 Sep 2021 (News)
  it sitting unused in the tank for long periods, something which can lead to expensive damage.  E5 will continue to be sold in the UK as 'super fuels', although these high-performance fuels can be up to 12p-per-litre more expensive than standard unleaded
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  Motorway roadworks speed limit raising from 50mph to 60mph 27 Jul 2020 (News)
  completed. AA president Edmund King welcomed the change, saying: "Sticking at 50mph often leads to other drivers tailgating in order to try to force vehicles to pull over."
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  Half of all Ford dealers to close in the UK 28 Feb 2020 (News)
  of internal combustion engine cars. "While ambition is understandable, as we must address climate change and air quality concerns, blanket bans do not help short-term consumer confidence. To be successful, Government must lead the transition with an extensive and appropriately funded
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  Government urged to scrap hybrid car ban 5 Feb 2020 (News)
  if it leads some drivers to hold onto petrol and diesel cars for longer," said James Fairclough CEO of AA Cars.  “The Government’s announcement yesterday that it intends to ban the selling of new hybrid cars by 2035, alongside new petrol and diesel vehicles, will shift buying
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  Electric car uptake presents 'challenge' for UK power network 16 Jan 2020 (News)
  demand could increase by nearly a third, with estimates suggesting that peak demand could increase by 24GW by 2050. This could lead to huge powercuts as the electricity network fails to keep up with demand. To counter this, experts say the development of a new smart grid needs to be accelerated
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  Cost of petrol and diesel surges as supermarket price war ends 4 Jan 2020 (News)
  compared to early December. The increase is being pinned on the cooling of a 17-month trade war between the USA and China which was leading to reduced prices of crude oil. “While there was some positive news for drivers in December with an overdue fuel price cut from the supermarkets
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  Hidden Hero: Audi 90 1 Nov 2019 (News)
  The Audi 80 B3 was a highly advanced car for its era, with neat flush glazing, class-leading aerodynamics and its ‘Procon-Ten’ safety system, which was displaced by (but arguably not bettered by) the mandatory use of airbags. It was a fine car, but if anything
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  Fast Fords set to go under the hammer at NEC show 24 Oct 2019 (News)
  A host of fast Fords are going under the hammer at the NEC classic motor show next month. Leading the charge is a 1972 RS1600 Custom Mk1 in a glorious light blue estimated at £58,000 to £68,000. Built at Ford’s AVO factory with a BDA engine, this 1972
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  Toyota and Kenworth prove that Hydrogen Fuel Cells can power heavy duty electric trucks. 23 Apr 2019 (News)
  . Pioneered by the Port of Los Angeles, with leading support from Toyota, Kenworth and Shell, it provides a large-scale ‘Shore-to-Store’ plan and a framework for freight facilities to structure operations for future goods movement. The initiative will help reduce emissions by more than 500 tonnes
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  A Grand Monday: Rover 216 14 May 2018 (News)
  , replacement sub frames, new ignition leads, plus belts for the alternator. The rear sills were also welded a few years ago. So, what’s the catch? Well, the MoT certificate ran out at the end of 2016 and the car hasn’t moved since. And, while it might look nice in the photos, the buyer
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  Bentley triumphs in Road to Saigon endurance rally 6 Mar 2018 (News)
  The 1925 Bentley Super Sports of Graham and Marina Goodwin reigned supreme on the Endurance Rally Association’s The Road to Saigon rally. Holding their lead on the Vintageant category from the start line in Singapore right the way to the finish in Saigon (or Ho Chi Minh City
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  Drivers warned of new DVLA text message scam 8 Feb 2018 (News)
  information.” The link leads to a phishing site, where the individual is asked to follow a series of instructions that will supposedly result in a refund if they supply personal banking details
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  A Grand Monday: Volvo 480ES £995 4 Sep 2017 (News)
  temperamental. With 70,000 miles on the clock, it comes with a full MoT and some service history. Recent work includes new spark plugs, HT leads, distributor cap and rotor arm, plus coil and crank
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  A Grand Monday : Mazda 626 EGi Coupe 17 Jul 2017 (News)
  and discs, rear pads, rear caliper, inlet manifold, battery, wiper blades, washer jets, fuel pump, plugs, leads and various other bits and pieces, including some rare trim parts imported from the USA and Australia. It's a car that has clearly been cherished, and it fully deserves to go
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  Honest John's Deals of the Week 30 Jun 2017 (News)
  . >> Click here to see the deal Leading supermarkets cut the price of fuel The four major supermarkets - Sainsburys, Morrisons, Tesco and ASDA - have cut the cost of fuel in time for the summer holidays. The 2p-per-litre price reduction on petrol and diesel, 1p-per