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• About The Good Garage Guide (Article)
  to contact them because their profiles include integrated enquiry forms, dedicated phone numbers and also links to their social media profiles.  Member garages have the right to reply to reviews on their profile which non-member garages do not. This means that they are able
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  Should I service my car at a dealer? (Article)
  Robinson, chief executive of the National Franchised Dealer Association (NFDA), which represents around 85 per cent of the 4,400 franchised dealers outlets in the UK, says that consumers see franchised dealers as the “safest option” in aftersales. “This is often driven
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  Cheap van finance and advice (Article)
  . The Consumer Rights Act 2015 theoretically gives you the statutory right to reject a new or used van within the first 30 days of purchase if any fault is found. Most of the Consumer Rights Act 2015 applies to business-to-business sales, but you do not get an automatic right to a refund
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  Buying and selling a van on eBay (Article)
  costs money, and a fresh service right before sale won’t see you recoup your outlay, but it will help it sell and you might be able to nudge the price a little higher. The same goes for consumables like new tyres; if one or two are near the end of their life and will need replacing, see how
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  Top 10: Best BBQs over £250 (Article)
  feasibly be used for those who want to take a proper grill with them in a camper or caravan. Our only con is the fussy and time-consuming assembly before the BBQ
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  How to buy a used camper van (Article)
  with vans after you buy them. How much legal protection you have if there’s a dispute comes down to where you bought it from. If you bought your van from a dealer, whether that was a franchised or independent outlet, you’re covered by the Consumer Rights Act 2015. This states that goods
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  How to sell a classic car (Article)
  There are many different ways to sell a classic car, but there is one golden rule – know your buyer. It doesn’t matter whether your moving a concours-winning Ferrari or a Morris Minor in need of a complete restoration, if you don’t market the car to the right people you’ll lose money
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  Camper van finance advice and deals (Article)
  paying a deposit up front, anything from zero (if you’re lucky) to 30 per cent of the van's cost and then a monthly payment over a fixed term.  One of the easier ways of obtaining consumer credit, HP is attractive because lenders will be less inclined to demand a gold standard
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  How to buy a scooter (Article)
  ? A scooter is a scooter, right? Well, sort of. While it’s easy to recognise most scooters, some now blur the boundaries with motorcycles, such as Maxi scooters that come with larger engines and the ability to commute and tour over large distances. They are ideal for more experienced scooter riders and if you
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  Buying and selling vans at auction (Article)
  a van from anywhere else; decide on what van you want and what your budget is. More than any other buying process, an auction can crank up the tension and lead you into making rash decisions - in particular, buying a van that isn’t quite right, or paying more than your budget, so
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  How to buy a classic car (Article)
  ? You’ll need to think about that before raising your hand to bid. Know your rights Buying a car at auction isn't like buying a car at a dealer. By all means, check the fine print but most auction contracts say that you waive your consumer rights. The car is literally sold
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  Classic Car Finance explained (Article)
  in consumer, B2B and financial services businesses. Top 10 future classics for under £10,000
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  Cheap classic car insurance (Article)
      Citroen 2CV The long story of the Citroen 2CV stretches right back to before WW2 – and early production cars are incredibly underpowered and flimsy. Later models aren’t exactly solid – but at least they can keep up with traffic, as long as you're
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  Cheap van insurance (Article)
  . From cutting the cost of cover, to ensuring you have the right type of policy for your business needs, our step-by-step guide will take you through the entire process of getting van insurance. We'll also tell you what to do if you have to make a claim and which pitfalls
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  How to sell your van (Article)
  is at fault. In all three instances of misrepresentation, the buyer can cancel the deal and ask for their money back. However, the Consumer Rights Act 2015 does not apply to used vans bought privately, so you won’t find yourself having to deal with a buyer who wants to reject their van
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  Cheap van hire (Article)
  - to complete a job. However, it doesn't matter if you're planning to move house, clear out a garage or make some home improvements, you should always take time to choose the right van for the job.  As a general rule, hire companies offer panel vans in three sizes
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  Cheap camper van insurance (Article)
  be time-consuming, especially when it comes to the tricky aspect of valuation. However understanding its value is vital to getting the right level of cover for the best price. Insurance policies function on the basis of providing cover in the event that your vehicle is damaged written-off