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  Nissan to release new supermini 9 Apr 2009 (News)
  Prices for the car will start at less than £6,000 - and the company claimed buyers will continue to make savings once they get the vehicle home. It pointed out the model offers fuel economy of 64.2 mpg, meaning motorists may be able to reduce the amount they spend at the pump. The firm also highlighted the fact that owners will qualify for cheap road tax, as the car boasts CO2 emissions of 103 g/km.
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  New Golf to be launched in June 30 Mar 2009 (News)
  In terms of its green credentials, the model boasts CO2 emissions of 139 g/km and average fuel economy of 53.3 mpg. This means the car can travel further than 650 miles after one visit to the pump. In addition to this, the vehicle has a top speed of 136 mph and can hit 62 mph in 8.1 seconds.
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  Latest model could be smart choice 11 Mar 2009 (News)
  According to the manufacturer, the melon green metallic finish is sure to make motorists stand out from the crowd and the car's fuel economy will also put a smile on owners' faces. The coupe is capable of 70.6 mpg and boasts CO2 emissions of 103 g/km. Meanwhile, the cabrio can achieve 72.4 mpg while producing 105 g/km of CO2.
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  Fiat 'still a green choice' 3 Mar 2009 (News)
  This software analyses a motorist's vehicle handling and advises them on how to reduce their fuel consumption and emissions. In related motoring news , Fiat recently announced it had fitted its 500 model with Start&Stop technology, which automatically stops and restarts an engine at the appropriate times in heavy traffic.
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  Mazda models 'perfect as company cars' 24 Feb 2009 (News)
  The manufacturer claimed its models are the perfect choice for businesspeople covering long distances each year because of their impressive fuel economy. It stated the Mazda6 and MX-5 are particularly good choices for people in the market for company cars. Comparing the Mazda6 Estate 2.2-litre with the Land Rover Discovery, the manufacturer cited figures from Cap which show the first model will retain 38 per cent of its value after three years or 60,000 miles, while the second will hang onto 25 per cent.
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  Subaru's new model 'may help drivers save cash' 24 Feb 2009 (News)
  Subaru stated: "The new Justy 1.0 Twin Cam now offers even more - and offers a racy alternative for the younger and the young-at-heart motorist." Downsizing to a vehicle with a smaller engine may help motorists save money on fuel and car insurance . Are you buying or selling a car ?
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  UK car production 'is suffering' 23 Feb 2009 (News)
  Earlier this month, SMMT recommended every vehicle owner who was prepared to scrap a model more than nine years old should be given £2,000 towards a new car . It claimed this would help the environment by taking older, less fuel-efficient motors off the road, as well as providing a much needed boost to the market. Are you buying or selling a car ?
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  New Yaris 'offers improved green credentials' 17 Feb 2009 (News)
  Michelin has revealed the latest 1.0 VVT-i version of the model will come equipped with its Energy Saver tyres. It explained this change has reduced carbon dioxide emissions by four g/km and cut fuel consumption by 0.2 litres/100 km. As a result, buyers may be able to minimise their impact on the environment and save money at the pump. Michelin claimed the new tyres also mean Yaris drivers can expect a more comfortable ride, better grip and tread that takes longer to wear down.
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  New Mazda may tempt car buyers 12 Feb 2009 (News)
  Mazda also pointed out the vehicles were more environmentally-friendly - with lower CO2 emissions and fuel consumption. Sales director Mark Cameron commented: "They are unrivalled as rewarding sports cars that can also be used for everyday motoring all year round, with excellent heating and ventilation, plus high-performance audio systems.
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  Used car buyers 'should act now' 10 Feb 2009 (News)
  Spokesman for the organisation Martin Keighley said Brits were beginning to show interest in a number of different sectors - from superminis to luxury models. He stated people currently paying less for their mortgage, fuel, clothes and food than in previous months were enjoying having more disposable income than usual. Mr Keighley concluded: "Now is the time to bag yourself a used car bargain, just move quickly as good quality stock is getting scarce.
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  Yaris 'may help drivers cut costs' 6 Feb 2009 (News)
  It stated: "Too often motorists are expected to make sacrifices in performance or comfort for the sake of environmental considerations." Motorists who downsize to the Yaris to reduce the amount they spend on fuel may also find they cut the cost of their car insurance , due to the model's relatively small engine size. Are you buying or selling a car ?
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  Some smart thinking 'could cut congestion' 5 Feb 2009 (News)
  " In related motoring news , the Advertising Standards Agency recently ruled the claim that the smart fortwo can make it from London to Edinburgh on a single tank of fuel can be substantiated. Are you buying or selling a car ? Click here to find out what Honest John has to say.

  New VW Passat CC is "compact and lightweight" 30 Jan 2009 (News)
  Now available to order, the four-door coupe can takes 8.5 seconds to travel from zero to 62 mph using a seven-speed DSG automatic transmission gearbox. It has a fuel consumption rate of 38.7 mpg on its combined cycle, so it might be worth considering for those who want to become a bit more eco-conscious. The Passat CC is available in the standard trim, with features including ESP, six airbags and 17-inch alloy wheels, while extras on offer encompass adaptive chassis control and Park Assist to help with parallel spaces.
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  Revamped Peugeot city car hits UK showrooms 30 Jan 2009 (News)
  Peugeot's revamped 107 city car has been launched in the UK. Drivers looking for a new three or five door car with low CO2 emissions and high fuel economy may be interested in the 107, which produces 106 g/km and can manage 62.7 mpg. Peugeot insists it has not economised on style, however, having added two new colours - Mandalin Orange and Electra Blue – to the existing range.
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  'Soaring sales' reported for low-carbon car 28 Jan 2009 (News)
  He added that those looking to buy a new car may be pleased to know that owners of an Ibiza Ecomotive do not need to pay road tax and he explained he has saved money on petrol costs as well. Mr Morgan enthused: "I used to spend about £70 a month on fuel but now it's only about £50. It’s great!" AutoExpress has previously awarded the Ibiza Ecomotive with four stars out of five and said that the vehicle is "a swift and refined motorway companion".
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  Citroen 'can help drivers cut their carbon footprint' 15 Jan 2009 (News)
  Meanwhile, the manufacturer recently announced its revised C1 was on sale with an updated look, new trims, better fuel economy and lower CO2 emissions. Are you buying or selling a car ? Click here to find out what Honest John has to say.
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  Chevrolet may spark car buyers' interest 12 Jan 2009 (News)
  Troy Clarke, president of General Motors in North America, commented: "The Spark will add great style, roominess and versatility to the segment of extremely fuel-efficient small cars." In related motoring news , the manufacturer recently released its sale figures for 2008. They showed the company had enjoyed its best turnover in the UK ever - while increasing its market share from 0.76 per cent to 0.86 per cent, compared with 2007.
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  Drivers urged to get under the bonnet 12 Jan 2009 (News)
  In related motoring news , the publisher recently said motorists could cut their chances of a puncture and reduce their fuel consumption by making sure their tyres are pumped up to the correct level. If you want to know how to find the best deal for your car insurance , finance or warranty visit our car insurance calculator .
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  Mercedes model 'sets safety benchmark' 12 Jan 2009 (News)
  Mercedes-Benz pointed out the model is also capable of achieving up to 23 per cent greater fuel efficiency than the previous version. It stated the car can achieve 53.3 mpg, with CO2 emissions of 139 g/km. Meanwhile, Mercedes-Benz recently reported it had helped thousands of youngsters enjoy their first taste of driving.
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  New MPV 'is greenest ever' 9 Dec 2008 (News)
  Ford added this would drop to £30 in April, when new VED bands are due to be introduced. In terms of fuel economy, the manufacturer stated the vehicle was capable of achieving 62.8 mpg. Meanwhile, for those buying a car who want something smaller, Ford pointed out it offers more than 50 models with CO2 emissions of less than 120 g/km.