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  Goodwood Nine Hour recreated at the Revival 29 Jul 2013 (News)
  Memorial Trophy – supported by Credit Suisse – will be a 90-minute, two-driver race into dusk, for cars of a type that originally contested this legendary endurance race. This race into the dark will feature a collection of classic sports-racing cars in the spirit of the 1952 to 1955
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  New Ford technology prevents door dents 22 Sep 2011 (News)
  to Ford’s research, only 85% of British drivers believe perpetrators would admit causing damage by carelessly opening their door. “The Door Edge Protector will be one of those features that we think will make customers say ‘Why didn’t someone think of this sooner?’” said Matthias Tensing, product
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  SEAT Exeo gets a facelift 25 Aug 2011 (News)
  , with fuel consumption of 57.6mpg. That places it in band D tax, meaning free first year VED and £115 per year thereafter. For company car drivers it means a relatively low 19% BIK rate. SEAT hopes to further cut CO2 emissions with a new stop/start model, due to go
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  Weirdest things left in rental cars 4 Aug 2011 (News)
  . The funniest reasons are detailed below: A collision with a cow A horse sat on the bonnet A nasty accident with an ice cream Keys went missing while driver had a snooze Car is missing in a multi-storey A helpful neighbour gave the keys to a dustman
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  Jaguar introduces XKR-S at exclusive events 19 May 2011 (News)
  the Jaguar line-up, the focus was on sport, with cricketer Paul Collingwood and Barnet FC manager Lawrie Sanchez, both Jaguar drivers, answering questions from Sports journalist Des Kelly. Jaguar have set up their Academy of Sport to recognise future sporting talent, allowing rising stars to work
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  New Kia Magentis Unveiled 14 Mar 2010 (News)
  that flows from A to C pillar, a distinctive design motif that visually lowers the car further still and enhances its cab-backwards proportions. It's said to be is spacious, with class-leading levels of safety and luxury equipment, with an 'intelligently configured and driver-oriented cabin
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  Cheap car finance deal shoppers given Honda option 27 Jan 2010 (News)
  Gardner expressed confidence that this deal would put more UK motorists in the driver's seat of an Insight. "It helps customers spread the payments while also benefiting from the low outright purchase price and low running costs," he explained. The auto's fuel economy
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  Who has the most expensive car insurance? 22 Jan 2010 (News)
  recently published findings to fight another driving stereotype - that of old people being a danger on the road. In their research, drivers over 70 were found to be no more likely to cause crashes than any other motorist. If you want to know how to find
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  Tyre alignment could be just as important as treads 15 Jan 2010 (News)
  a pothole can contribute to unaligned wheels - and the cold weather is creating more of them by cracking concrete. For advice on how to enter a car insurance claim following pothole-related damage, drivers can visit
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  Buying a car? Vauxhall Astra given top safety marks 26 Nov 2009 (News)
  Buying a car in the new year could be a great idea - but thinking about safety levels is always a priority for many drivers. With this in mind, the ratings recently given to the new Vauxhall Astra could be encouraging
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  New car safety technology 'may not work' 21 Aug 2009 (News)
  in providing this information to the driver is considerable, opening up the possibility of a rapidly deflating tyre not being detected and the possibility of an accident." In other motoring news , the Highways Agency has claimed too
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  Herbert may boost appeal of Honda Civic 14 Aug 2009 (News)
  because the current driver has prior engagements. The star will first compete at the Silverstone round of the championship. He will drive a Type R version of the Honda Civic, which he had the opportunity to try out during summer testing at Rockingham. "I'm really excited
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  Fuel costs 'should be kept constant' 27 Jul 2009 (News)
  of British Drivers has suggested the government should adopt a flexible approach to fuel duty. It explained that when the price of oil is high, the country's leaders could keep the cost of petrol and diesel relatively constant by reducing its statutory charges. The group stated this kind
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  Pale blue Fiat 500C 'prettiest on the market' 27 Jul 2009 (News)
  better waste of money than that other retro-based, expensive small car that trades on people's affections, the Mini," Ms Baker remarked. She also predicted that the Pop trim will be the most popular with British drivers, although the lower Lounge package is "generous enough
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  Latest Audi A3 may impress people buying a car 22 Jul 2009 (News)
  it qualifies for road tax of £35 a year. In addition to this, it is capable of almost 69 mpg, so drivers may also be able to save money at the pump. Audi explained the improved economy is partly the result of a new start-stop system. Prices for the car begin at £17,485
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  Vauxhall Astra may tempt car buyers who prioritise quality 7 Jul 2009 (News)
  be seen by anyone looking at the auto's grained surfaces, textured panels and chrome trim. The group suggested the use of these upscale materials may attract drivers looking for a car with a premium feel. Spokesman Mark Adams said: "The design of the new Astra takes all the best Vauxhall
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  Automatic Ford Fiesta launched in UK 16 Jun 2009 (News)
  Motorists who have been considering buying an automatic car for some time may be convinced to go ahead after seeing the latest addition to Ford's line-up. The company has released a version of the Fiesta that does not require drivers to change gears manually. Product manager Chris
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  Toyota Prius starts tour of UK 10 Jun 2009 (News)
  -friendly autos that saw a range of vehicles make the 76-mile trip from Brighton to London. Drivers who have already made their minds up about purchasing the Prius can place their order now. Earlier this week, Toyota revealed the vehicle comes with the option of a solar-powered ventilation
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  Honda employees go back to work 1 Jun 2009 (News)
  was recently awarded a maximum five-star safety rating from Euro Ncap. The score takes into account aids to help drivers avoid accidents, as well as occupant and pedestrian protection in the event of a collision. Are you
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  Congestion charging 'should be shelved' 20 May 2009 (News)
  A motoring group in the UK has called on the government to drop plans to introduce further congestion charging zones. The Association of British Drivers (ABD) warned such a move would be extremely unpopular, describing road pricing as "unfair". According to the group