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  • THINK Electric Car Coming to London 5 Jul 2001 (News)
    It's a small, two seater polythene-plastic bodied car 9ft 10 ins long (2,990mm) first seen at 1999 Frankfurt Motor Show. Reaches 30mph in 7 seconds and has a top speed of 56mph. Power is from 19 NiCd batteries and range is 53 miles. Fully recharging takes around 8 hours and costs 38p; 80% recharging 4 to 6 hours. Has a drivers airbag and aquitted itself well in US crash tests. Free parking in some London boroughs and free recharging at special sites in Westminster.
  • Honest John's Deals of the Month - February 25 Feb 2015 (News)
    You can find out more by clicking below.  Click here Thursday 12 February Need a new car battery? You can save £10 on five year warranty batteries with ATS Euromaster. Simply download and print off the online voucher.  Click here Wednesday 11 February Halford’s is offering huge savings on tool storage .
  • Honest John's Deals of the Week 27 Oct 2017 (News)
    >> Click here to see the deal Thursday 26 October Get the Ring  12V battery charger for £38.35, down from £54.99. This charger can charge up to 3-litre engines and protects against overcharging.
  • The cars we'd most like to take home from the CCA sale on Saturday 4 Dec 2015 (News)
    On the plus side, it’s recently had a new clutch slave cylinder fitted, along with new tyres, refurbished wheels and a battery. It’s said to be an unmolested original example with just 14k on the clock. Classic BMWs make serious money these days, and there’s a lot of demand for Tourings. If you’re handy with a welder and set of spanners, this might be a great project to take on.
  • Frankfurt Motor Show 2015: Next-generation Toyota Prius makes first appearance 15 Sep 2015 (News)
    Despite running on a new platform, the 1.8-litre hybrid system is carried over from the outgoing Prius, albeit revised to improve economy. The built in electric motor has been downsized and there is a new battery system, which helps maximise load capacity.   Toyota promises improvements to economy and lower emissions than ever before, but so far there are no solid figures. Given this is Toyota’s flagship hybrid model so expect it to be the cleaner and more frugal than the Yaris Hybrid, so expect more than 90mpg with CO2 emissions of 70g/km or below.  Live Blog LIVE: Frankfurt Motor Show 2015