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  Cost-cutting motorists going "too far" 26 Feb 2009 (News)
  A new trend among hard-up motorists has been condemned by Kwik-Fit. The company explained a growing number of drivers were attempting to cut fuel costs by putting their vehicles into neutral when travelling downhill. Research by the firm found 15 per cent of motorists indulge
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  Mazda models 'perfect as company cars' 24 Feb 2009 (News)
  Company car drivers looking to update their current vehicle have been urged to consider something from Mazda. The manufacturer claimed its models are the perfect choice for businesspeople covering long distances each year because of their impressive fuel economy. It stated
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  Driving in snow 'can damage tyres' 12 Feb 2009 (News)
  their tyres during the recent bad weather. It explained drivers are more likely to hit kerbs and potholes when they are obscured by snow. The company also pointed out tyres can be damaged by skidding on icy surfaces. It urged owners to check their cars and consult a professional
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  Fiesta may be good choice for those with allergies 12 Feb 2009 (News)
  Drivers who suffer with allergies and are currently considering purchasing a car may be impressed by the all-new Ford Fiesta. The model - which was the number one choice among UK buyers last month - has received a Seal of Quality from the European Centre for Allergy Research Foundation
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  Yaris 'may help drivers cut costs' 6 Feb 2009 (News)
  People looking at buying a car which can help them cut costs may want to take a look at the 2009 Yaris from Toyota.The manufacturer claimed...
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  Snow 'sees car insurance claims rise' 3 Feb 2009 (News)
  in the car. Director of AA Insurance Simon Douglas stated: "I would strongly urge drivers to think twice before setting out on their journey where there are severe weather conditions." He added: "It's just not worth risking losing your no-claims bonus." In other
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  Rare reg 'will not be sold for less than £10,000' 20 Jan 2009 (News)
  The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) has announced it has placed a reserve of £10,000 on a personalised registration due to go under the hammer later this month. It explained the 1 O private plate is highly-prized among enthusiasts - many of whom regard it as one of the last
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  Cold weather 'may mean tyres need additional care' 19 Jan 2009 (News)
  Motorists have been reminded the current cold weather puts additional strain on tyres. Protyre pointed out when temperatures drop below freezing, tyres have to work harder so it is important drivers ensure they are well-maintained. In a bid to help motorists stay safe this winter
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  Chevrolet may spark car buyers' interest 12 Jan 2009 (News)
  Motorists who expect to be buying a car this time next year may want to consider the latest model from Chevrolet. The manufacturer said drivers may be surprised by the Spark, as it is quite different from its previous
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  Drivers urged to get under the bonnet 12 Jan 2009 (News)
  Motorists who do not want to end up relying on their car insurance breakdown cover this winter are being urged to start carrying out routine...
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  Lotus Carlton named best Vauxhall 2 Dec 2008 (News)
  The Lotus Carlton super-saloon has been voted the best Vauxhall car ever. Chosen by drivers of the manufacturer's vehicles, the results were gathered over a month by VauxhallDriversCentre.co.uk. When asked about the first-placed model, the online resource said: "The Lotus Carlton
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  Motorists 'should not leave cars to warm up' 26 Nov 2008 (News)
  this advice after two cars were stolen under similar circumstances in the county, taking the total for the month to 16. Mike Gough, crime reduction manager, said drivers who did leave unattended vehicles to warm up on cold mornings could find it proved to be a costly mistake. He stated
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  Government urged to cut VAT 11 Nov 2008 (News)
  Drivers who are looking at buying a car may welcome calls for the government to reduce value added tax (VAT). The Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF) has written to the chancellor, ahead of his pre-budget report next
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  Road user charging scheme 'could benefit motorists' 10 Nov 2008 (News)
  , according to the Environmental Transport Association (ETA). The green breakdown service group claimed a trial planned for 2009 could reassure drivers such a scheme may well be beneficial. Next year's initiative will see volunteers have their vehicles fitted with satellite-tracking devices
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  A change in driving technique 'can protect your pocket and the planet' 31 Oct 2008 (News)
  The British School of Motoring has been offering car advice to cash-strapped motorists. According to the group, by changing their behaviour behind the wheel, drivers can cut their fuel bills significantly. Road
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  Manufacturer launches software to promote greener driving 10 Oct 2008 (News)
  motoring advice regarding altering their method behind the wheel to reduce their CO2 emissions. Drivers will be able to plug any USB stick into their compatible Fiat 500 or Grande Punto's Blue&Me port and then transfer the device's data onto their computer via the installed software
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  Millions of pounds worth of cars to line the grid at Revival 15 Sep 2008 (News)
  Drivers who swear by used cars may be interested to hear that this year's Goodwood Revival is to host some of the most expensive historic vehicles around. Experts from the car auctions company Bonhams have estimated
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  'Many ways' for car insurance customers to save 31 Jul 2008 (News)
  Despite speculation from MoneyExpert that the cost of an average car insurance premium could rise by up to ten per cent by the end of the year, an expert has asserted that there are a number of ways in which drivers can save
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  New competition invites drivers to show off fun side 28 Jul 2008 (News)
  A new contest from automobile manufacturer Fiat is inviting motorists to come up with fun ways to enjoy a long journey.The design...
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  UK's favourite driving songs revealed 23 May 2008 (News)
  Drivers taking to the road this bank holiday are more likely to have classic 1970s and 1980s pop and rock anthems blaring from their speakers than modern hits, according to a new survey from elephant.co.uk. The car insurance provider found that while contemporary rock anthem Mr Brightside