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  Why 2019 could be the best time to buy a diesel 1 Feb 2019 (News)
  for the annual MoT test. DPFs aside, driving a diesel in town leads to toxic emissions such as NOx and particulate matter - the kind many councils are trying to cut down on in urban areas, hence low emission zones being introduced in some city centres. If most of your driving is on motorways
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  Future Classic Friday: Volkswagen Golf Mk4 25 Jan 2019 (News)
  , it had very little in the way of performance and was a bit too soft around the edges, leading critics to suggest that Volkswagen had made a GTI for estate agents rather than enthusiasts.  It was a fair criticism, and while the later 180bhp 1.8T livened things up a bit, it was still never
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  10 More Pride of Ownership finalists revealed for NEC 9 Oct 2018 (News)
  but mine has a unique patina with tasteful modifications and a slightly rat rod look,' explains Josh. 'The car was originally used by the Luftwaffe in the 70s and still sports its original military markings which lead me to finding out it was a radar and artillery car at an airport in Germany near Munich
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  Jargon Buster: Van insurance 5 Jun 2017 (News)
  and what they are being used for. If the vehicles are driven sensibly and in accordance with the insurer’s stipulations then telematics can lead to cheaper insurance premiums. 
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  Comment: Could the new MG be China's Datsun 240Z? 21 Apr 2017 (News)
  that the MG renaissance under SAIC has been slow to get going, and while the MG3 hatchback is a reasonable enough (though by no means class-leading) supermini, the larger, now-defunct, MG6 was a bit of a damp squib. The new GS SUV has hardly set showrooms on fire, either. But here's the rub: that's exactly
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  Comment: Will electric vehicles ever become classic cars? 7 Feb 2017 (News)
  styling coupled with almost no crash protection. But at least it had a range of 45 miles and was a true zero emissions vehicle. Drivers, however, were not convinced. That left the new kids on the block - the petrol electric hybrids - to lead the charge. Early
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  Land Rover recreates 1948 Defender production line 10 Feb 2015 (News)
  for the Series I models, to authentically re-creating the working environment and uniform of employees who were here.’ The company turned to one of the world’s leading Land Rover enthusiasts and restorers and curator of the famous Dunsfold Collection of historic Land Rovers, Phil Bashall
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  James Hunt's Hesketh under the hammer in Monaco 4 Feb 2014 (News)
  in lower formula, Hesketh commissioned Harvey Postlethwaite to design and construct an all-new, bespoke car in which Hesketh’s lead driver, James Hunt, could contest the 1974 Formula 1 World Championship. Run on a budget, and powered by the same Cosworth DFV as pretty much all the UK-based teams
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  Packed starting grids at Croft Circuit this weekend 9 Sep 2011 (News)
  Hall (Middlesborough) in his mighty MG Metro 6R4 and Mike Williamson (Stockton-on-Tees) in his Mitsubishi Evo IV. After a tough opening to the season, reigning 2010 Champion Paul Moss (Darlington) lies fifth in his Citroen Saxo as the leading class D scorer. And it is class D
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  Renault simplifies model range for 2011 30 Nov 2010 (News)
  ) and a sportier, image conscious appeal. GT Line TomTom tops the bill, with even greater sportiness and class-leading equipment and looks. Some versions will actually gain additional equipment. Clio Dynamique TomTom is a prime example, already being well equipped with integrated Carminat TomTom satellite
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  Loeb Wins World Rally Championship For Citroen Yet Again 4 Oct 2010 (News)
  reboosted his confidence by setting the fastest time in the Camp de Bitche stage in front of Loeb: “We didn’t have any split times so it was difficult to know if we had the right pace. I was almost surprised to set the quickest time.” Loeb admitted that he nursed his lead
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  BEE One at Millbrook Low Carbon Vehicles Show 9/10 September 1 Sep 2009 (News)
  in minutes if high-power output sockets are available. The Bee lithium-ion battery technology is world-leading, offering the lowest cost, highest-energy density, safest and best recyclability in its class. The lithium-ion cells are built into standard sized Battery Packs. These packs can
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  450PS Porsche 911 GT3 RS Announced 19 Aug 2009 (News)
  develop even more downforce than on the GT3. Racing qualities are also why Porsche is introducing another new option in 2010, a lithium-ion battery delivered with the car. Replacing the conventional lead battery, this innovation reduces weight by more than 10 kg (22 lb
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  New Regs Crack Down on Rogue Traders 20 May 2008 (News)
  and physical well-being The Department for Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform helps UK business succeed in an increasingly competitive world. It promotes business growth and a strong enterprise economy, leads the better regulation agenda and champions free and fair markets
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  30 Millionth Volkswagen Golf Rolls Off The Production Lines 14 Jun 2013 (News)
  . In this generation, the model series also advanced to become a definitive icon. Marc Lichte, lead exterior designer for Volkswagen recalls: “Back then, one of the key moments in the history of the Golf was the decision by board members to further develop the styling of the Golf I and conceptualise the Golf II
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  The MoT Files - the full story 13 May 2012 (News)
  . As with many reliability and customer satisfaction surveys it’s the Japanese makes that perform the strongest. Of the volume brands (so not taking into account the likes of Rolls Royce and Ferrari) it’s Lexus that leads the way with an overall pass rate of 75 per cent with Toyota and Honda not far
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  1,000 Mile Porsche Drives Through Turkey From £3,381 29 Mar 2012 (News)
  and dual carriageways to single lane and thrilling roads that twist and turn. DT experts are on hand to ensure everything runs smoothly, so you can just sit back and drive, taking in the superb scenery. A lead car drives about 5 kilometres ahead to make sure that road conditions are safe and checks
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  Kia confirms launch of Optima saloon 10 Jan 2012 (News)
  . Inside, Kia says the Optima has 'class-leading passenger and luggage space' particularly for front passengers who get plenty of legroom. Boot capacity is 505 litres while the rear seats split and fold 60/40. It's also very safe with all mdoels getting  Electronic Stability Control (ESC) linked
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  4x4s spotted in the classifieds 20 Jul 2011 (News)
  The snowy and icy weather of last winter lead to a massive increase in the number of 4x4s being bought as people sought to conquer the poor weather with all-wheel drive. With increased demand comes increased prices, though, and so people paid a premium during the colder months
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  E-Type Jaguar Voted Britain's Favourite Sports Car 8 Jul 2011 (News)
  The iconic Jaguar E-type – celebrating its 50th anniversary this year – has been voted the UK’s favourite sports car by race-goers and classic car fans. Almost 3,000 visitors to an on-line poll voted for their favourite from a list of 15 hopefuls. The E-type sprinted into an early lead