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  • NEW FIAT STRATEGY BOOSTS USED CAR SALES AND RESIDUALS 18 Mar 2009 (News)
    That’s a sign of a car the public really wants, and testimony to the Fiat brand growing in strength in the current UK market.” Fiat’s reduction of used car stock has also been helped by the used car market moving in Fiat’s favour.
  • Castle Combe launches young drivers course 1 Sep 2011 (News)
    Next, participants learn about manoeuvres, such as reversing around a corner or turning in the road. The final stage involves combining all of the skills learned so far. We hopped in a car with Charlotte, a 15-year-old who’d spent all of 10 minutes behind the wheel before, and quietly watched as she was taught to do a slow reverse slalom and various other manoeuvres. What impressed most was the relaxed approach – on the road driving lessons are usually pre-booked, so covering everything in an hour long window can be a struggle, particularly when there’s traffic everywhere.
  • Pre-reg Unused Clios From Just £5,895 13 Sep 2005 (News)
    All cars indicated are new include Road Fund Licence and are delivered. £14535.00 Online Cars Ltd Suite 9 Old School Studios 40 Lynchford Road Farnborough Hants GU14 6EF Please visit www.onlinecarslimited.com
  • Cheap Sedicis at Auction Today 12 Sep 2007 (News)
    That’s why year old examples were only fetching £8,600 to £8,800 today. More than a mass-market car, admittedly. But not as much as it would have done if it had found more friends. Same goes for the Croma.
  • Micra Makes Unscheduled Auction Debut 28 May 2003 (News)
    The car was a two month old 03 reg 893 mile 1.2S 3-door auto in its best colour of metallic baby blue. It lists at £9,190 with the paint. No one on the floor could value it, so the auctioneer tried to start it at eight, couldn’t, took a bid off the wall of £6,800 and a top but very ‘provisional’ bid of £7,100.
  • A Grand Monday: Toyota Celica 5 Aug 2019 (News)
    The seventh generation of Celica was something of a return to form for Toyota. Here was a sports car that not only looked good – but handled neatly as well. It’s brief was simple – attract younger buyers to the brand. Toyota went to great lengths to make the car lighter and the styling shaper.
  • A Grand Monday: Toyota Celica 26 Jun 2017 (News)
    For many enthusiasts the seventh generation Toyota Celica was something of a return to form – a lightweight car that looked great, went well, and boasted razor-sharp handling. Built from 1999 to 2006, The T230 was part of Project Genesis – the Japanese manufacturer’s plan to attract younger buyers.
  • Toyota Lines Up For Festival of Speed 13 Mar 2012 (News)
    Flying the flag for the best of British motorsport, Frank Wrathall will return in his Dynojet Racing-prepared Toyota Avensis touring car. True to this year’s festival theme of “Young Guns – Born to Win”, 25-year-old Wrathall was one of the sensations of last year’s British Touring Car Championship, racing to four podium finishes in his rookie season and winning the hearts of legions of fans who voted him BTCC driver of the year in an on-line poll.
  • BCA Offers Auction Buyers Warranted Condition Reports 14 Nov 2011 (News)
    BCA Assured provides a 30 point mechanical check report carried out by an independent motoring organisation on cars under 8 years old.
  • Bits and Pieces Day at Auction Today 14 Nov 2003 (News)
    But it’s the time of year when strange things can happen by pure chance. In the 72 car BMW sale on Wednesday, Joe from www.auctioncarbuyer.co.uk lost a 330d manual that went £1,000 over book. Then, 20 minutes later, he bought a 330d auto for £1,200 under book for his grateful client, simply because the rival bidder had already spent his money on the dearer car.
  • The MoT Files: FAQs 16 Oct 2017 (News)
    Questions about the MoT data, where it's from and what it can tell you about your car or van.
  • Big rise in money-saving ‘black box’ insurance policies 15 Mar 2016 (News)
    The so-called ‘black box’ policies require a driver to fit telematics to their car, which can monitor driving habits including speed, frequency of travel, distance of travel, and even cornering velocity. The data is analysed to determine who are the safest drivers, and the insurance policy discounted accordingly.
  • Frankfurt Motor Show 2015: SEAT unleashes most-powerful Ibiza Cupra ever 15 Sep 2015 (News)
    The cabin gets more tech too, with MirrorLink connectivity that will allow an Apple iPhone or Android phone be accesses via the in-car touchscreen.    Live Blog LIVE: Frankfurt Motor Show 2015