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  Real MPG challenge: How far will the Range Rover Evoque go on a single tank of fuel? 22 Jun 2016 (News)
  The front-wheel drive Range Rover Evoque 2.0 ED4 is Land Rover’s most fuel-efficient car on paper. The five-door model records 65.7mpg on the combined cycle and has CO2 emissions of 113g/km, but in Real MPG, the average fuel economy is 40.7mpg. Today (June 22) we will start at Red Wharf Bay on Anglesey, where, in the 1940s, Maurice Wilks, then chief engineer at Rover, first sketched his idea for a Land Rover in the sand.
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  Sainsbury’s announces 5p fuel price cut 29 Sep 2014 (News)
  The cut is not part of a wider offer - so buyers don't have to spend money in store to qualift for the discount.  Avishai Moor, Sainsbury’s Head of Fuel, said: "We always aim to offer our customers the very best value on everything we sell and our latest drop means that millions of motorists across the UK can save money when they fill up with Sainsbury’s.”
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  KIA Develops 3 Alternative Ways to Go Green 28 Oct 2011 (News)
  The trouble is, fuel stacks are extremely expensive and in most countries there is currently no hydrogen refueling infrastructure. Both problems are now being solved, however. Fuel stacks are now becoming cheaper as development makes them smaller and less dependent on precious metals, and enlightened countries like Korea are starting to establish a hydrogen fuel station network.
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  Fuel costs 'should be kept constant' 27 Jul 2009 (News)
  The Association 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 of sliding fuel tax would provide the UK economy with a boost.
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  Toyota and Kenworth prove that Hydrogen Fuel Cells can power heavy duty electric trucks. 23 Apr 2019 (News)
  Now a new generation of truck builds on the capabilities of Toyota’s original Project Portal proof-of-concept machines that have pioneered the use of hydrogen fuel cell technology for cleaner transportation of cargo. The new truck provides better packaging and an estimated driving range of more than 300 miles on a tank of fuel – double that of typical drayage trucks on the average daily duty cycle.
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  Peugeot launches new car purchase scheme 30 Jun 2010 (News)
  Peugeot has launched a unique new ownership scheme called Just Add Fuel - a programme that covers all the major motoring costs in one single monthly payment. It means that driver's only have to worry about paying for fuel and also gives them the opportunity to drive a new car every three years.
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  Peugeot 308 Manages Nearly 90mpg 5 Mar 2010 (News)
  Coinciding with the 2010 Geneva Motor Show, the Peugeot ECO CUP was designed to see if four different standard Peugeot HDi diesel models in the hands of everyday drivers could deliver fuel economy to match or beat the official government fuel economy figures. The result? They were not so much matched as shattered. The best return was a fraction shy of 90mpg and, what is more, this wasn’t in a tiny city car, hybrid or specially adapted vehicle.
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  Fuel prices continue to surge as pound plummets 2 Nov 2016 (News)
  A combination of the weak pound and rising oil prices have contributed to average fuel prices rising at the fastest rate in four years. As a result petrol prices now stand at 116.7 pence-per-litre, while diesel has risen to 118.6p. Data from the RAC shows that diesel was up 5.1pence-per-litre in October, while average petrol prices increased by 4.3p.
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  New ‘fuel saving’ catalytic converter developed 28 Jan 2014 (News)
  Imperial College London has developed a new catalytic converter that can save fuel and reduce CO2 emissions. The new device is smaller, lighter and cheaper than current catalytic converters and uses up to 80 per cent less rare metals.   A catalytic converter is the component in a vehicle’s exhaust system that eliminates harmful emissions and tests by Imperial College London suggest that the new prototype could reduce fuel consumption by up to three per cent.
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  March 2017 recall round-up: Broken Vauxhall steering racks, Jaguar fuel leaks and Lambo fires 15 Mar 2017 (News)
  .  Jaguar has also issued an alert for XE. The recall affects more than 3100 diesel XEs and relate to a fuel leak that can result in a fire. There are also fire risks with the £270,000 Aventador, with Lamborghini recalling 541 cars over a problem that may result in contact between fuel vapour and hot engine gasses.  March recalls in full Make Model Problem Build start Build end 

  ASDA and Tesco provide some Christmas cheer with cut in fuel prices 17 Dec 2013 (News)
  Motorists visiting ASDA and Tesco this Christmas will get some extra seasonal cheer after both supermarkets announced a drop in fuel prices. The changes come into effect on 17 December and will see motorists pay no more than 126.7p per litre for unleaded and 134.7p per litre for diesel. Both retailers said they would aim to keep the prices low to reflect the fall in cost of wholesale fuel.
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  New Tesco fuel offer cuts 10p off a litre 30 Jan 2012 (News)
  Tesco’s latest offer to entice buyers into their stores offers 10p off every litre of fuel if you spend £60 or more in store, meaning a saving of around £4-£5 off the average cost of filling up from empty. There are some exclusions on what you can buy in store, like cigarettes and lottery tickets, but most of the things you’ll usually buy on a weekly shop will count towards the £60 total, and the offer runs until February 5 th.
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  Diesel drivers urged to protect their warranties 26 Mar 2009 (News)
  Motorists with diesel vehicles could invalidate their warranties by using a certain type of fuel, it has been claimed. Clean Green Cars warned that B30 - which is currently sold at 113 Morrisons' garages in the UK - has not received universal approval from manufacturers. It pointed out the fuel is contains up to 30 per cent biomass, when the usual proportion is usually about five.
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  Fiat 'improves fuel efficiency of 500' 9 Feb 2009 (News)
  Figures from Fiat showed drivers of the 1.2-litre engine version of the model can expect to make fuel savings of up to 12 per cent, compared with the original edition. Managing director Andrew Humberstone said: "This is an important development for the 500 as it will help to make what is already a fuel-efficient, value-for-money car an even greater consideration for town and city drivers.
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  Mazda2 diesel 'could save you cash' 15 Oct 2008 (News)
  Competitors drove through Wales and the Midlands to see how adopting an efficient driving style can improve fuel economy and cut costs. The Mazda2 diesel - which was driven by motoring journalist Sue Cooke - achieved 84.58 mpg. Commenting on the marathon, Ms Cooke said: "Adopting a common sense approach and employing basic smarter motoring techniques ... allowed us to clearly demonstrate the huge fuel economy potential of the Mazda2.
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  Toyota Hilux Reaches South Pole 24 Dec 2010 (News)
  This significantly reduces both transported fuel loads and fuel costs (one barrel of oil in Antarctica can cost $10,000). With this fuel efficiency, the expedition could rely on only one refueling point, established some 1,500 km from the journey starting point - Maitri Antarctica station.
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  KIA Launches LPG Hybrid 25 Mar 2009 (News)
  Kia plans to introduce a mid-sized, full hybrid vehicle in 2011 and follow up with early commercialisation of a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle in 2012. The Forte LPI hybrid car runs on both Liquefied Petroleum Gas - a popular fuel in Korea - and electricity. It employs a hybrid system which supports the internal combustion engine during motor starts and acceleration.
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  Free Fuel with Michelin Tyres 7 Jun 2006 (News)
  Customers buying four Michelin car, 4x4 or van tyres in a single transaction between 1 June and 31 July can claim up to £50 worth of free Sainsbury’s fuel vouchers. Michelin’s tyres already offer drivers excellent value for money due to their long life and low rolling resistance and with this offer they now cut the cost of motoring even further.
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  Fuel cost savings wiped out 19 Apr 2001 (News)
  Higher insurance costs, and resale values undermined by a depressed used-car market, have wiped out running cost savings from a five-pence-a-litre drop in fuel prices over the past year. AA Motoring Costs 2001, available free of charge on the AA's website www.theaa.com at the end of April, shows that, for the first time in at least five years, motorists doing around 5000 miles a year will see their motoring costs dip while higher mileage drivers are worse off.
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  Millers Announces an Ethanol Protecting Additive for Older Petrol Engines 1 May 2014 (News)
  Many owners of older cars are worried that increasing ethanol content in petrol will have corrosive effects on their engine fuel delivery systems and valve seats. Millers Oils has developed a lead-replacement additive called VSPe Power Plus that prevents valve seat recession, fuel system corrosion and detonation while also providing an octane boost improving the performance of older engines  while protecting components from wear and tear.