New research reveals used electric and hybrid cars are offering better value than ever as prices fall up to 37.5% in a year
Skoda adds a fully-loaded new trim to the big Kodiaq family SUV.
EV charging could become more expensive and some sites could even close as the charging industry faces the risk of a £100m tax bill
An investigation has found that around 1.2 million cars are sold each year with potentially dangerous tyres that may not last until their next MoT.
This monstrous machine combines the most crippling reliability calamities to showcase Britain’s most expensive car repairs
A new national road safety campaign will see police forces across the UK conduct roadside vision screening
The forgotten hot hatch of the 1990s, the Fiat Bravo HGT is now a very rare car indeed. Now's the time to buy one, while you still can.
"I have looked at many vehicles but they all seem to have high sills."
A new concept car shows what the 2027 Toyota Corolla could look like. And it's quite different.
Could this cute concept hatchback become the new Mazda 2?
As the government announces an investigation into the scourge of headlight dazzle, new research reveals millions of drivers are being impacted.
The replacement for the Honda E is revealed in prototype form in Japan.
With a huge grille at the front and a huge infotainment display inside, Merc's luxury family electric SUV is now on sale
Kia teases its new electric hot hatch to take on the likes of the Cupra Born VZ.
The Volkswagen T-Cross has scored a disappointing three-star Euro NCAP rating after being reassessed in the latest round of tests.
Trials of an innovative AI camera that catches drivers using their mobile behind the wheel are already demonstrating striking results
British drivers received 12% more penalty points in 2024 – with speeding the number one reason.
All the driver assistance tech fitted to all new cars is leading to a decline in driving standards, a new study has revealed
Most drivers have struggled to use a mobile parking app over the past year, with the lack of a reliable signal being by far the biggest issue
Drivers with speeding convictions are paying hundreds of millions more for their car insurance, new figures reveal.
Nearly seven million drivers are either intentionally or ‘accidentally’ lying on their car insurance applications, from where they park to their driving history
Time your renewal right and evidence suggests you could save a healthy three-figure sum
The Department for Transport is reviewing the MoT fee later this year, after garages highlighted growing financial pressures on their finances
