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  Top 10: Gifts for over £150 (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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  ULEZ van checker - Will you have to pay the low emissions charge? (Article)
  Vehicle owners should be able to see the declared Euro emission rating on the V5C (logbook) in section D2.  Fuel Emissions standard Age of vehicle Diesel Euro 6 Registered after September 2016 Petrol Euro 4 Registered after January 2006 How do I pay the fee, and what happens if I forget?
• MoT Test Results and MoT Advice (Article)
  UMBRACO_MACRO macroAlias="MOTVRM" /> What does the MoT test involve? The fuel system of the car is checked to make sure that it doesn't burn more fuel than it should. It also checks for leaks and blockages. The headlights and rear lights are also tested to make sure they all work and are aimed correctly.
• Halfords Catalogue 1965 (Article)
    Plus, look at that early forerunner of an board-computer to keep track of fuel consumption. Telulog is ideal for keeping track of mileage and fuel for those  Real MPG  readings... Can you buy it today?
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  Top 10: Used Motorcycles for £3000 (Article)
  That doesn’t mean it comes with the downsides of older machines as modern tech provides electronic fuel injection for smoother, hassle-free running. The looks are a huge part of the Bullet’s appeal and it’s fun to ride, although don’t go expecting performance or handling to rival other recent 500 bikes.
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  Top 10: 125cc motorcycles 2020 (Article)
  It even has a shift light to make sure you change up at the right moment. Ridden with a gentler right hand, the MT-125 can eke out your fuel budget thanks to 134mpg average economy.  You do pay a heftier price for the MT-125’s looks and attitude than many other naked 125s, but this one has the style to claim bragging rights in its class.
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  Top 10: Camping essentials for your car 2023 (Article)
  They use aircraft-inspired aerodynamic design to reduce drag and wind noise, which makes for better fuel economy and less annoyance on a long trip. You’ll need the correct fixing system, which varies from car to car, but Thule will have something to suit. The bars cost around £75 and the fitting systems are about the same price.
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  Honest John Awards 2019: The Winners (Article)
  Real MPG Car of the Year - Suzuki Swift 1.0 BoosterJet There aren't many new cars on sale which are more economical than their official fuel economy figures suggest - but the Suzuki Swift 1.0 BoosterJet is one of them. It has outstanding Real MPG ratings, with readers reporting around 67mpg on average - that's 103 per cent of its official figure.
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  How to buy a scooter (Article)
  Just remember the bigger brands have more dealers and it will be easier to get it serviced or repaired at an approved workshop.ell as fuel and other running costs. How much to spend on a scooter? Budget is almost certainly the most important determining factor when buying a new scooter. The simple answer is only to spend what you can comfortably afford.
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  Used Van Buying Guide: Sprinter 2013-2018 (Article)
  From 2015 all Sprinters were equipped with a Rescue Assist QR code, which allows rescue services quickly ascertain the position of vital vehicle components, like the fuel tanks, cables and airbags, Mercedes-Benz making these available as a retro-fit option on all vans built since 1996.   The chassis was lowered with the introduction of the new Sprinter model, addressing one of the criticisms of its predecessor, that being a high loading floor.
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  Classic car insurance for 17, 18, 19, 20 & 25 year olds (Article)
  utm_source=Honest%20John&utm_medium=Website&utm_campaign=CPA%20activity" target="_blank">£122 * Top 10: Classic cars for younger drivers Fuel is expensive. So is road tax. And then there's insurance... the cost of motoring doesn't seem to get any cheaper. Unfortunately that leaves a lot of would be classic car owners, particularly the younger ones, with few places to go – there aren’t many classic or retro cars out there that can be run on a shoestring. But all is not lost...
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  How to sell your van (Article)
  UMBRACO_MACRO macroAlias="ULEZVRM" /> It’s a legal requirement to include the exact make and model, year of manufacture, body type, colour, type of gearbox, engine size and fuel type. Some online classifieds websites will do this automatically using the DVLA’s database when you type in the registration number. Keep the wording of the advert honest, to the point and simple.
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  Cheap classic car insurance (Article)
  Later models aren’t exactly solid – but at least they can keep up with traffic, as long as you're not afraid of being liberal with your right foot. With only two cylinders and very little weight to haul, fuel economy is good. Click here to see how much it could cost you See which other models complete this Top 10 list Can I insure my classic with the same company that covers my modern?
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  Buying and selling a van on eBay (Article)
  Prepare a short test drive route that gives the buyer a good idea of the van's handling characteristics. Perform the driver swap at a public place like a fuel forecourt or supermarket car park and always keep hold of the keys until you are in the passenger seat with the belt on. How to value your van When selling a van, putting the right sticker price on it can be the difference between a quick sale and sitting on your hands for a month waiting for the phone to ring.