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  Best Car Tyres 2019 (Article)
  A reduction in rolling resistance ( the energy lost when a tyre is moving) also means the AllSeasonContact are very fuel efficient.  The AllSeasonContact are available in 14 to 20-inch sizes.

  What is heycar & why use it? (Article)
  What else should I know about heycar? Along with the model year, mileage, fuel type etc - heycar also lists whether the vehicle you're looking at meets the current emissions standards required for the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) and/or the Low Emission Zone (LEZ) or if you need to pay a daily charge.
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  Top 10: Scooters 2020 (Article)
  Strong brakes, suspension that isolates most bumps and decent handling all add up to a scooter that’s fun and comfortable. It also has a 13-litre fuel tank to make longer trips achievable. It’s hard to fault the Lexmoto for what it costs, but it’s also hard to criticise it full stop. Great value and good to ride makes it easy to like.
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  Top 10: Best charcoal BBQs 2023 (Article)
  The secret is the ceramic interior which makes it very efficient, allowing you cook at very high or very low temperatures and use less fuel in the process. Buffalo Resto Charcoal BBQ One of the biggest charcoal BBQs you’ll find outside of the catering industry, this is a great choice if you want a fuss-free cooking area as large as possible - 3.6sqm in fact.
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  125cc Scooter of the Year shortlist (Article)
  Best of all, it’s an affordable scooter you can use and revel in all-year round. Running costs are very affordable thanks to a claimed average fuel economy of 133.9mpg, which we found was closer to 110mpg in the real world. That means a realistic range of around 170 miles per tank. You can also stash a large crash helmet under the flip-up seat of the PCX and still have a little room left over for a small amount of shopping.
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  125cc Motorcycle of the Year shortlist (Article)
  It’s not the cheapest 125cc bike you can buy, nor is it the most practical compared to some scooters with masses of storage. However, there are keen lease deals on offer and 189mpg combined fuel economy, plus a 200-mile-plus tank range. Being a Honda, it will also be  relentlessly reliable, easy to live with, cheap to service and carry on working when most other 125cc machines will have expired in a puff of smoke. 
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  Cheap van tyre buying advice (Article)
  Overinflated tyres will have an adverse impact on the vehicle’s handling and increase wear, while underinflated tyres requires more effort to keep rolling, which in turn uses more fuel. Check the owner's manual to identify the correct tyre pressures. They will also be shown on a plate or sticker on the van, inside the door or by the fuel cap. They will usually be shown in PSI and then (BAR) in brackets.
• Review: Volkswagen T2 Danbury Camper (Article)
    Key features of the standard Amigo include: Servo assisted front disc brakes Cab heater Removable kitchen unit with 1 ring hob, manually pumped water and bowl Under bed storage locker Large comfortable metal framed ‘rock and roll’ style rear seat which converts easily into a double bed (domestic King-size) Vinyl upholstery Carries five people forward facing with seat belts (optional seven seater version) Rear rubber matting Volkswagen factory fitted immobiliser   Picknicker grade adds the following items: Metal framed ‘rock and roll’ style rear seat which converts into a double bed Underbed storage and assorted storage cupboards Two gas burner hob & grill (optional gas oven Rio only) VW Golf- style reclining front seats 12v Cool box   Classic grade adds the following items: 12v fridge/freezer CD Radio and 4 speakers Heated front and rear windscreens 240v Mains hook up and charging system Camping leisure battery Anti-corrosion treatment (under seal) Wood effect lino flooring    SE grade adds the following items: Leather seat upholstery (colour choice) Lowered suspension and choice of alloy wheels Front ‘retro’ wooden roof rack Chrome bumpers, mirrors and headlamp rims Front dummy wheel cover Rear parking sensors   ENGINE/TRANSMISSION (1,390cc)  four cylinder petrol four-speed manual: 78 bhp (79PS) 91Nm torque @2,750rpm   DIMENSIONS Length: 4,890mm (16ft) Width (mirrors folded): 1,811mm (5.11”) Height: 1,995mm (6.10” (roof lowered)) Kerb weight: N/A Payload 780kg Fuel tank 40litres Turning circle N/A Steering lock to lock. 3.5 turns (est)     PERFORMANCE, FUEL CONSUMPTION AND CO2 EMISSIONS  0-62 22.2 seconds; top speed 81mph, economy 30 mpg (combined (est)) CO2 emissions 144g/km (est).
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  Top 10: Apps every driver should use (Article)
  Using the app, you just connect with someone nearby who’s going your way and wants to share the ride. Or, if you’d rather drive, help recoup some of the fuel costs by carsharing.  On top of your own car insurance, you also benefit from additional AXA insurance cover, free of charge.  MoneySuperMarket Go Remembering when you car insurance renewal is due is possibly the most boring challenge imaginable, which is where the MoneySuperMarket Go app steps in and takes care of it.
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  Top 10: Lego sets for younger children (Article)
  Juniors City Central Airport This Juniors set is aimed at slightly older children, with 376 parts offering a greater challenge for kids between four and seven years old. The set includes a passenger plane and a cargo plane plus a fuel truck, all with Starter Brick bases, as well as a baggage cart with trailers, an airport terminal with a control tower and a working luggage belt. Four buildable landing strips and a ton of accessories also come with it, such as cones, suitcases, tools and a headset.
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  Used Van Buying Guide: Dispatch 2007-2016 (Article)
  They encompass everything from leaking fuel, potential fire hazards to steering failure. Don’t be too alarmed, this is not unusual for any vehicle. One of the biggest issues with the Dispatch is the placement of the Electronic Control Unit (ECU).
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  Top 10: Best BBQs over £250 (Article)
  Kamado Joe KJ13RH It’s no wonder the Kamodo Joe Grills have been going down a storm, as not only could they pass for a dragon’s egg but the ceramic build means added versatilty. The thick, insulated walls mean it lasts longer on the same fuel, and you can cook at very high or very low temperatures for long periods, so you can roast and smoke as well as straight BBQ. Outdoor Chef Ascona Gas BBQ Perfect for fans of 1980s Opel coupes, the Outdoor Chef Ascona is compact but high quality, packing lots of features into a small space.
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  Robotic Lawnmower of the Year shortlist (Article)
  Miimo squares up incredibly well on price here, as even Honda's base-model ride-on will set you back £3000+. During the mowing season, it wouldn’t be unusual to spend £60-£70 on fuel, plus £250-£300 on a service — whereas the Miimo can charge itself, again and again, all year long for around £15 and requires next to no maintenance.  Alternatively, if you have someone who comes in to cut your lawn, this mower should pay for itself within about three years.
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  Top 10: Summer accessories for campervans and motorhomes (Article)
  Campstove 2 Enjoy cooking outdoors without the hassle of buying fuel with the BioLite wood burning stove. The clever bit is that it can not only boil your kettle in under five minutes but also generates electricity to charge your devices, or can store that charge in its own battery.
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  Best classic car insurance for imported vehicles from Japan, America (Article)
  Cars such as the Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Camro and Impala, Corvette Stingray, Dodge Charger all have a huge fan base in the UK. But as well as their gigantic size (and equally gigantic fuel consumption), owning an imported classic can also present a headache when it comes to insurance. That’s because insuring classic cars that have been imported can be more expensive than you might expect.
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  Cheap van insurance for food vans and mobile catering (Article)
  If you’ve purchased specialist cooking equipment or a one-of-its-kind coffee machine then you may need to upgrade your cover. If you plan to use gas to fuel your cooking equipment then check what the stipulations are for the insurance policy. Some providers might insist that the canister is stored away from the van overnight, while others will simply ask for it to be turned off.
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  Sat nav buying advice guide (Article)
  Points of interest: Most sat navs have a ‘POI’ database, which includes the location of facilities such as petrol stations, hotels, museums and so on. This makes it easy to find your way to, say, a petrol station if you’re running low on fuel. What other features might I want to look out for? Speed limits: Not sure what the current speed limit is? This can help you out by showing what the posted limit is for where you’re driving.
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  Cheap van finance and advice (Article)
  Another big positive of a contract hire vehicle is that maintenance is usually included in the agreement, saving you a significant sum of money as well as time and effort. Other than the cost of fuel, a contract hire allows you to plan for a fixed cost over the duration of the term. Finally there are specific financial benefits to contract hire compared to other means of purchase or rental.
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  Top 10: Best robot lawn mowers of 2020 (Article)
  Miimo squares up incredibly well on price here, as even Honda's base-model ride-on will set you back £3000+. During the mowing season, it wouldn’t be unusual to spend £60-£70 on fuel, plus £250-£300 on a service — whereas the Miimo can charge itself, again and again, all year long for around £15 and requires next to no maintenance.  Alternatively, if you have someone who comes in to cut your lawn, this mower should pay for itself within about three years.
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  Van and pick-up road tax VED rates 2022-2023 (Article)
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