Search results for driving

Showing results in Article [Show all channels]

Sort by: Relevance | Newest first | Oldest first

Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Next

Top 10: Father's Day gifts for classic car owners (Article)
>> Read our full review Triple 80's Hot Hatch Driving Blast - Buy A Gift Step back in time to an era of limited (if any) restricting driving assists. Get behind the wheel of three hot hatches of your choice from an impressive selection of 80s icons, including the Renault Clio Williams, Peugeot 205 GTi, Volkswagen Golf GTi, Vauxhall Astra GSi or Ford Escort RS Turbo.
In-car audio gadget (Article)
It automatically turns on and connects as soon as you open the car door and it can also stream music from your phone. Anker SoundSync Drive Bluetooth Receiver The Anker SoundSync adds Bluetooth connectivity to any car with an aux audio input and a 12V accessory socket or USB port. It can also be used at home to pair a Bluetooth device up to speakers and stereos.
Christmas Gift Guide 2019 (Article)
The model includes a 4-speed sequential gearbox and gear selector with 2 levers for engaging high or low gear, a detailed in-line 6-cylinder engine with moving pistons under the bonnet. Triple 80's Hot Hatch Driving Blast - Buy A Gift Step back in time to an era of limited (if any) restricting driving assists.
Top 10: Car-related “movers and shakers” from Amazon (Article)
They attach to car door mirrors and give a wider field of view, which is handy if you have something on tow but you don’t want to have mirror extenders. Equally, they’re useful in everyday driving, helping to reduce blind spots and providing a nice clear picture of the kerb when parking. They’re very cheap and can give an extra confidence boost when learning to drive or if you find parking tricky.
Review: Volkswagen T2 Danbury Camper (Article)
The pedals still hinge from the floor, the handbrake remains a pull-and-twist umbrella job, and the driving position is still comfortably bus like, although the original, rather nice instrument pod has been replaced by a slightly fussy ‘what the butler saw’ arrangement of dials and warning lights.
Top 10: Gifts under £15 (Article)
Porter was the script editor for Clarkson’s Top Gear and, among other things, runs Sniff Petrol — a satirical motoring website. For example, “If you think that motoring journalism is simply about driving around in other people’s cars and then going back to the hotel for a wine and a big dinner and maybe a dump and then some more wine and perhaps a whiskey or two, I’m afraid you are not completely correct.”
Top 10: Essential products for new drivers or learners (Article)
Ring Automotive tyre pressure and depth gauge - £15 If you have an older car then there’s every chance the tyres will be worn. If the tread depth or pressure gets too low then driving gets very dangerous. Additionally, driving with a defective tyre often means three penalty points, which is a big deal for new drivers in their probationary period. Keeping an eye on pressures and tread depth is fairly easy though – this device from Ring Automotive does both very clearly, plus it’s small, affordable and comes in a neat little case for storage in the boot or glove compartment.
Sat nav of the Year shortlist (Article)
Garmin 51 LMT-S The Garmin Drive 51 LMT-S is a simple, straightforward yet still feature-filled sat nav system that comes with lifetime mapping updates. It can be paired to a smartphone to enable extra features, including TripAdvisor ratings for points of interest.
Cheap camper van insurance (Article)
What about international driving permits? The UK exiting the EU has complicated matters, but until this happens you can drive in EU countries with just your current UK driving licence. European countries outside the EU may require an international driving permit - you can check the specific requirements on the government’s website here .
How to sell a classic car (Article)
First, you’ll need to get your car to the dealer, either by driving it or transporting it. Then, the dealer will normally check the car over with you and agree a value for it and the marketing strategy, as well as any special requirements. Are there any hidden costs?
Used Van Buying Guide: Sprinter 2013-2018 (Article)
Built in Dusseldorf, Germany, it’s worth noting that the Sprinter had a German twin (not quite identical) wearing Volkswagen badges as the Volkswagen Crafter. Body styles include the panel van, chassis cab, crew cab, Tourer (minibus) in short, medium, long and extra long-wheelbase models - those to longer-wheelbase coming in high-roof specification. The majority of Sprinters sold are rear-wheel drive, but four-wheel drive is an option for those needing the additional traction it brings. Payloads vary depending on model, ranging from 714kg through to 2550kg. Mercedes-Benz Sprinter engines The mainstay of the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter engine line up is the 2.1-litre four-cylinder turbodiesel, it offered in 95PS, 129PS and 163PS guises, with 250/305/360Nm of torque respectively.
Dash Camera under £100 shortlist (Article)
As soon as turn on the ignition it starts recording and you can forget about it. You can also set the screen to turn off when you're driving to make it less distracting - a little lights tell you it's still recording. With GPS, WiFi, an easy to use app and reliable software that works well, the GS63H is a great dash cam and one that's easy to recommend.
Top 10: Books for petrolheads (Article)
A must-read for anyone who remembers the dangers and deathtraps of 1950s and 60s F1 racing. Lonely Planet: Epic Drives of the World Buckle up for the next installment in Lonely Planet's 'Epic' series and the follow-up to Epic Bike Rides of the World. Epic Drives of the World showcases 50 of the greatest road trips on Earth, from classic routes in America, Australia and Europe to incredible adventures across Asia and Africa.
Top 10: Books for petrolheads (Article)
A must-read for anyone who remembers the dangers and deathtraps of 1950s and 60s F1 racing. Lonely Planet: Epic Drives of the World Buckle up for the next installment in Lonely Planet's 'Epic' series and the follow-up to Epic Bike Rides of the World. Epic Drives of the World showcases 50 of the greatest road trips on Earth, from classic routes in America, Australia and Europe to incredible adventures across Asia and Africa.
Top 10: Dash cams under £100 2020 (Article)
As soon as turn on the ignition it starts recording and you can forget about it. You can also set the screen to turn off when you're driving to make it less distracting - a little lights tells you it's still recording. With GPS, WiFi, an easy to use app and reliable software that works well, the GS63H is a great dash cam and one that's easy to recommend.
Classic Car Breakdown Cover Explained (Article)
Do I need European breakdown cover for my classic car? If you’re planning on driving your classic abroad, then chances are you’ll need to buy some European breakdown cover. While quite a few classic insurers offer cover when driving abroad, making sure you’re looked after isn’t normally included.
Top 10: Lego sets for older children 2023 (Article)
Created in collaboration with BMW, not only can you build a highly-accurate R 1200 GS Adventure, but it also converts into a unique concept model. Details include the twin-cylinder boxer engine with moving pistons, shaft drive and an opening rear box amongst the 603 pieces. Technic Ocean Explorer Fully equipped for search and rescue missions, the Technic Ocean Explorer's feature list includes a captain's bridge, landing pad, working crane and a deck hatch for access to the hull.
Top 10: Best sat navs of 2020 (Article)
You have to subscribe for speed camera updates, costing £29.99 a year, but that could save you a lot of grief and money. Garmin Drive 51LMT-S Looking for an affordable sat nav from a familiar brand and don’t plan on venturing far? This Garmin unit, which covers the UK and Ireland, could be just the ticket.
How to buy a classic car (Article)
For some, it’s driven by nostalgia – the desire to own a car that reminds you of simpler, happier, times; or that your dad used to own. For others, it’s the need to get closer to a ‘pure’ driving experience, away from the steering and/or drive by wire of modern cars. Some even want to go the whole nine yards and experience driving on a race circuit without over-bearing traction control and the anti-lock brakes of modern cars. Just man, and machine.
Top 10: Gifts for petrolheads (Article)
utm_source=AffiliateWindow&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=httpwwwhonestjohncouk&utm_content=106674&source=aw&affid=106674&awc=1983_1543410641_c1d302ae04eca3decce8589843ce0c6a">Double Classic Car Blast and Hot Ride might suit better. This exciting double classic car driving day at Heyford Park (Bicester) lets you choose to drive two classics from a list of iconic beauties: a Jaguar E-Type, classic Porsche 911, Austin Healey, V8 Mustang or 1970s Mini Cooper S. Again, you get to do three exhilarating miles in each before you strap in for a high-speed passenger ride in a hot hatch, driven by a professional.