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Vehicle auction price increase set to hit market 20 Aug 2008 (News)
cited research from esure showing that 64 per cent of drivers will be picking up a used car rather than a new one when they next buy. -
Motor sport vehicles on display at BIMS 1 Aug 2008 (News)
. Also occurring at the exhibition will be a live big screen showing of the Hungarian Grand Prix, presented by legendary F1 commentator Murray Walker. Drivers should be careful to keep their speeds down when travelling back, however, as they could be putting -
Precautions called for by Burton residents 21 Jul 2008 (News)
. "We at least need signs reminding drivers of the 30mph speed limit because there have been so many accidents and near-misses," a local resident who wished to remain anonymous told the news source. This comes as statistics from the Department for Transport show that there were some 2,943 -
What Car? Green Awards to take place at BIMS next week 16 Jul 2008 (News)
. "With increasing environmental concerns among car buyers, not to mention green taxes and spiralling fuel costs, the time is right for a recognised Green Awards," he said. This comes as What Car? has set up a petition allowing drivers to show their dissatisfaction at the UK's high fuel tax costs -
Used market 'looks to 2009' 27 Jun 2008 (News)
. This comes as trading standards officials in Hertfordshire have commented that drivers should make sure that they pick up a decent vehicle in good working order whenever they buy secondhand. To find -
Motorists 'could save in solar-powered car' 23 Jun 2008 (News)
to the Daily Mail. Within ten years, motorists will be opting for electric vehicles rather than petrol-based alternatives, Sir James believes. Indeed, not having to pay for fuel could free up funds for drivers to use to pay -
Motorists 'could save in solar-powered car' 23 Jun 2008 (News)
to the Daily Mail. Within ten years, motorists will be opting for electric vehicles rather than petrol-based alternatives, Sir James believes. Indeed, not having to pay for fuel could free up funds for drivers to use to pay -
Car rental broker launches worldwide mapping system 18 Jun 2008 (News)
be that the extra help results in drivers familiarising their journeys, in turn reducing the threat of an accident and a claim on a car insurance policy. Managing director of the firm Stuart Nassos commented that he -
Safety for driving workers encouraged 4 Jun 2008 (News)
years for businesses and organisations to address work-related road safety. "It is an issue that affects not only those firms employing professional drivers, but any organisation with staff who use the road for work purposes," he noted. In related news, the Highways Agency -
Save More than £4,500 On New Passat Diesels 6 May 2008 (News)
inc leather & metallic - £16,378, saving approx £4666 Passat 2.0TDI 140 SE 5dr estate inc leather & metallic - £17,274, saving approx £4888 Price includes driver delivery anywhere on UK mainland and logbooks are retained for 6 months -
'Cheap foreign second-hand vehicles should be avoided' 31 Mar 2008 (News)
Motorists who pick up cheap, second-hand vehicles from another country may be risking their safety on the road, it has been claimed. Parker's Car Price Guide has suggested that in buying a model from abroad, drivers could get a model that does not pass a British MOT, is uninsurable -
February sales see Skoda register increase 27 Mar 2008 (News)
customers, followed by the Fabia and Roadster models. Meanwhile, the Skoda Octavia picked up another achievement this month after being named Britain favourite car in the Auto Express Driver Power Survey. This is the second time in succession the model has come out on top among voters. -
Fiat 500 hailed in Auto 1 Awards 14 Mar 2008 (News)
of Auto Bild Europe publications in addition to expert opinions from insiders and racing drivers. Fiat believes that the car, with its environmentally-friendly options and trim level types, represents great value for motorists. "With a starting price of just £7,900 OTR, the new -
Shopping for a new vehicle online 'can see people save' 14 Feb 2008 (News)
dealer," said Richard Sanders, managing director of the company. Meanwhile, drivers in London may be looking into the small car market now that London mayor Ken Livingstone has increased the congestion charge. From October 27th, it will cost £25 to enter the central zone -
Nissan reveals plans for Geneva Motor Show 7 Feb 2008 (News)
also offers improved comfort and performance, Nissan states. The Pivo 2, according to the firm, "represents the other end of Nissan's passion for cars", with an innovative design which features a driver cabin that rotates 360 degrees. Finally, the GT-R, which goes on sale -
Car-sharing 'can cut emissions and congestion' 24 Jan 2008 (News)
Motorists in the UK are doing their bit for the environment by sharing journeys, new research has shown. According to the Department for Transport (DfT), more than half of drivers have travelled with somebody else over the last month. In addition to easing congestion and reducing -
Location, location, location 'counts when buying' 16 Nov 2007 (News)
on the internet has abolished the traditional ideas associated with local dealers ... Customers from anywhere in the UK are already prepared to travel to save thousands of pounds," he said. A poll from Motorpoint has found that 72 per cent of drivers would not take a car insurance deal only to let -
Nissan announces second-generation Murano details 15 Nov 2007 (News)
employed. However, it may be that European drivers wishing to get behind the wheel of the Murano face a long wait. This is because the company has stated that it will not be releasing the vehicles to dealerships on the continent until the end of 2008. Formerly, Nissan traded -
New Audi TT 180 6-speed Tiptronic: £22,125 9 Jul 2004 (News)
sports seats, electronic climate control, a leather-upholstered sports steering wheel (with tiptronic shift controls for automatic models) and a Driver’s Information System. Electronic Stability Programme (ESP) and Electronic Differential Lock (EDL) traction control ensure good -
Astronomical Discounts on Astras 30 Apr 2004 (News)
15% off the new Astra range. Drivers who choose the popular Astra 1.6 Club can save a remarkable £2038. "The Astra is a great car and with these deals we believe it will become one of the top three sellers on our website," explained Richard Sanders, Managing Director of Drivethedeal.com