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  Special Offer OBDII Diagnostic Tools 5 Aug 2009 (News)
  If you order any of these car diagnostic items, www.obdfocus.com will send you a 4GB Kingston Mini USB Flash drive . 1.
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  Latest Ford Mondeo 'a cost-effective drive' 17 Jun 2009 (News)
  People looking at buying a car that can help them cut running costs and improve their green credentials may want to consider the latest addition...
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  New Range Rover may tempt 4x4 buyers 8 Jun 2009 (News)
  Motorists looking at buying a car that can cope with on and off-road driving may want to check out the latest addition to Land Rover's line-up. Due out next month, the 2010 version of the Range Rover is currently on display at the 2009 Motorexpo at Canary Wharf. Prices for the model will range from £64,695 to £79,995 - and the manufacturer claimed the auto has benefitted from significant improvements.
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  Seat model sets new green record 7 May 2009 (News)
  "The pouring rain practically all through the night made driving difficult, but the Ibiza Ecomotive performed to perfection," he stated. Last month, the manufacturer announced prices for its used models were increasing as a result of their popularity.
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  Police conduct eye tests 24 Apr 2009 (News)
  However, she pointed out: "In doing this, we really want to send out a message to other motorists that if you require glasses or contact lenses for driving make sure you use them." Following this advice may help people keep their car insurance premiums as low as possible.
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  Ibiza drives away with two design awards 20 Mar 2009 (News)
  Seat's success in a recent design competition may inspire Brits considering buying a car this year.The manufacturer's Ibiza has just won two...
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  Landmarks 'driving motorists to distraction' 19 Mar 2009 (News)
  Motorists across the UK could be risking car insurance claims by taking their eyes off the road to look at famous landmarks, it has...
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  Driving in snow 'can damage tyres' 12 Feb 2009 (News)
  Vehicle owners who do not want to see the cost of their car insurance go up as the result of an accident caused by defective tyres may do well...
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  Yaris 'may help drivers cut costs' 6 Feb 2009 (News)
  People looking at buying a car which can help them cut costs may want to take a look at the 2009 Yaris from Toyota. The manufacturer claimed motorists purchasing the model will benefit from Optimal Drive technology which should allow them to make savings at the pump. It added a new lightweight engine and transmission had also been fitted in order to make the car more economical. Meanwhile, motorists who worry about the impact driving has on the environment may be impressed to hear all the models in the latest range boast CO2 emissions of 120 g/km or less.
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  Government 'tightens the net on uninsured drivers' 21 Jan 2009 (News)
  Motorists may find it harder to get away with driving without car insurance in the future, after the government announced new regulations. Under the updated system, all vehicle owners will need to take out cover.
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  Cold weather 'may mean tyres need additional care' 19 Jan 2009 (News)
  Protyre stated when the police or motoring organisations warned against driving, it was vital people paid heed to this advice. In other motoring news , the company recently revealed it had conducted research which found drivers were delaying replacing old tyres in a bid to save money.
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  Skiers urged to check tyres 16 Jan 2009 (News)
  The organisation said it is vital motorists check their tyres before leaving for resorts where the weather may make driving conditions hazardous. It explained having sufficient tread depth and correctly inflated tyres can ensure a car retains as much grip as possible on icy roads. Chairman Rob Beddis stated: "Driving in snowy mountain regions requires a good level of tread depth to maintain traction with the road and stay in control of the vehicle.
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  Mercedes model 'sets safety benchmark' 12 Jan 2009 (News)
  Meanwhile, Mercedes-Benz recently reported it had helped thousands of youngsters enjoy their first taste of driving. It explained some 20,000 children had got behind the wheel since 2006 when it launched its Kids' Driving Experience at Mercedes-Benz World. Are you buying or selling a car ?
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  Mazda 'has got Christmas wrapped up' 22 Dec 2008 (News)
  According to the manufacturer, its sports models are perfect no matter what the weather, making them a great present for the festive season. Commenting on the MX-5, sales director Mark Cameron said: "Driving with the top down and the wind in your hair is a perfect antidote to the winter blues." The carmaker also claimed the Mazda MX-5 Roadster Coupe is a great choice, even in the winter.
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  Insurer warns of booze cruise blunders 10 Dec 2008 (News)
  Spokesman Mike Pickard said: "When planning to take a car to Europe, it is … crucial for motorists to call their insurer and tell them that they want to extend their level of cover for driving abroad." Research conducted by esure also revealed 33 per cent of UK motorists think driving rules and regulations are the same throughout Europe. The insurer warned - as a result of this misconception - some 57 per cent of British drivers were breaking the law when taking their vehicles to France because they were not carrying a warning triangle - a compulsory requirement in the country.
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  New Porsche 'offers greater fuel efficiency and power' 19 Nov 2008 (News)
  People buying a car in the UK will be able to drive away in the vehicle from February 21st next year. The Boxster will cost from £34,420, while prices for the Boxster S will start at £41,250. In other news, Porsche recently announced its Driving Experience Centre - which is next to the Silverstone Grand Prix circuit - is now open.
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  Parents 'encouraged to keep an eye on novice drivers' 17 Nov 2008 (News)
  The organisation also suggested parents accompany their children in the car until they have gained sufficient experience driving in a range of conditions - such as in poor visibility, at night and on rural roads. Mums and dads are also urged to travel in the car on any routes their children make on a regular basis, pointing out potential hazards.
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  Police 'closing in on rogue drivers' 17 Nov 2008 (News)
  People who drive without car insurance are more likely than ever before to be stopped by the police, it has been claimed. The Association of British Insurers (ABI) stated automatic number plate recognition technology, along with a database containing details of everyone with cover, was helping the authorities catch more rogue road users.
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  Crackdown on uninsured drivers 'delivers results' 11 Nov 2008 (News)
  A joint government and police crackdown on people driving without car insurance , proper licences and current MOT certificates has been declared a success. According to the Department for Transport, since 2006 the proportion of motorists without cover has fallen from 1.9 per cent to 1.2 per cent.
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  Renault Clio 'could be a cost-effective choice' 17 Oct 2008 (News)
  According to the manufacturer, this jump in performance is a sign of its continuing commitment to green motoring. The marathon is designed to highlight the benefit of smart driving techniques and saw teams complete a 400-mile round trip from Bristol to Macclesfield. Renault claimed the result achieved by its model was achieved by making simple changes to the motorists' driving style such as not over-revving when moving off from traffic lights.