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  • A Grand Monday: 1987 Vauxhall Carlton 2 Jan 2018 (News)
    As you can see, the Vauxhall looks to be in pretty good condition and a quick check of the car’s MoT history  is revealing. Recent work includes a new fuel tank, cam and timing belts, replacement water pump, a rear brake re-fresh, plus new calipers up front. No 1980s Vauxhall truly escapes the tinworm and this car is no exception. Despite being looked after, it needed new sills and rear wheelarches.
  • Honest John's Deals of the Week 11 Sep 2017 (News)
    >> Click here to see the deal Tuesday 12 September There's never been a better time to go electric, even if you ride a motorcycle. Aside from much less routine powertrain maintenance and no fuel expenses, there are some great deals on electric motorbikes. Zero Motorcycles is offering a £900 discount on the Zero FX, £1150 on the Zero DS and £1400 on the Zero DSR. All models are also eligible for the Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) grant, which pays for 20% of the vehicle's purchase price, up to a maximum of £1500.
  • A Grand Monday : Mazda 626 EGi Coupe 17 Jul 2017 (News)
    In the past two years, he has  recommissioned the car with a full respray, new tyres all round, front brake pads and discs, rear pads, rear caliper, inlet manifold, battery, wiper blades, washer jets, fuel pump, plugs, leads and various other bits and pieces, including some rare trim parts imported from the USA and Australia. It's a car that has clearly been cherished, and it fully deserves to go to an equally caring new owner.
  • More than 130 new cars descend on English capital for London Motor Show 2017 28 Apr 2017 (News)
    .  In addition to the cars, visitors will also get the chance to learn about the latest technology through exhibits from companies showcasing developments related to safety, electric vehicles, fuel alternatives and even driverless cars.  Tickets for the   London Motor Show are on sale now from £15; however, you can go for free because we've got three pairs of tickets to giveaway.
  • A Grand Monday: Volvo 940 Wentworth 10 Apr 2017 (News)
    In addition, the owner has renewed the rear boot struts - one of the few weak points of the 940 estate. It has a temperamental fuel gauge and occasional issues with the instrument pack, which we know to be a very common problem with this era of Volvo, usually caused by corroded solder joints on the back of the visual display. It all comes apart relatively easily, so repairing it isn't beyond the scope of a skilled DIYer.
  • BTCC champion’s Aston Martin DB6 heads to auction 8 Mar 2017 (News)
    Owned by a long line of known collectors and fastidious keepers, the DB6 has been routinely serviced and meticulously maintained, including an engine out refresh, engine bay rewiring and tidying, engine decarbonisation and unleaded fuel conversion, as well as a new clutch and flywheel, all carried out by Aston Engineering over the past 17 years. With an unwarranted 36,924 miles on the clock, it will be offered at a sale estimate of £325,000 to £375,000 as part of the sale, which takes place at Silverstone race circuit in Northamptonshire.  Nick Whale, managing director at Silverstone Auctions, says, ‘This stunning DB6 is possibly the best factory Mk2 Vantage a buyer can find.
  • Traffic congestion cost motorists more than £30 billion in 2016 25 Feb 2017 (News)
    It was the third most congested country in Europe after Russia and Turkey. The total cost of congestion is calculated from direct costs, relating to fuel and time wasted, plus indirect costs relating to business fees from company vehicles idling in traffic, which are passed on to household bills through higher prices. Unsurprisingly, London remains the UK's most congested city, ranking second in Europe, with drivers spending an average of 13 per cent of their total drive time stuck in traffic.  Drivers in London pay almost double the national figure, with £1911 each, and spend an average of 73 hours per year in gridlock.
  • A Grand Monday: 1979 Volkswagen Passat (B1) project for £800 3 Oct 2016 (News)
    Recent work includes replacing that clutch, a new radiator, replacement rear wheelarches, replacement alloys (14in Scirocco Scala Snow Flakes), fuel pump and a few service items (air filter, spark plugs and HT leads). We’re told that all the electrics work (lights, indicators, radio, fans, wipers). Only the horn didn’t work so that’s been re-routed and is on a separate button under the dash.
  • A Grand Monday: Jaguar XJ6, £750 21 Mar 2016 (News)
    So if you fancy cruising around in a bit of luxury for a few months (and you can afford the fuel), then this XJ in Bedfordshire is definitely worth a look. You’ll need to be quick, though – at this price it’s unlikely to hang around for long.
  • Frankfurt Motor Show 2015: Jaguar reveals the F-Pace SUV 15 Sep 2015 (News)
    The top of the range model will use the F-Types 380PS supercharged V6 while at the other end of the spectrum the 2.0-litre diesel will offer 180PS and low CO2 emissions (129g/km) and decent fuel economy (57.7mpg). There will also be a 3.0-litre diesel with 700Nm of torque. Based on the F-type, the F-Pace should offer excellent ride and handling thanks to the double wishbone front suspension and integral link rear suspension.
  • Government announces £500m “electric highways” trials 18 Aug 2015 (News)
    The new road system would result in a 45 per cent reduction in CO2 and 30 per cent NOx emissions Although the report estimates that the new road system would result in a 45 per cent reduction in CO2 and 30 per cent NOx emissions, the consequent loss of VAT and fuel tax revenue would run into the millions - around £14 million per mile over a 20-year period.  Another problem would be the development of universal in-car technology, which would have to be agreed by car manufacturers.
  • Alfa celebrates 65th anniversary of F1 championship win 14 May 2015 (News)
    It evolved from its original 195hp output to nearly 300hp by the time it took the Silverstone racetrack – not bad from a  supercharged, eight-cylinder, 1,479cc inline engine. Uninhibited by fuel or weight limits, the 158 evolved into the equally dominant 159, with a new two-stage supercharger and numerous other improvements, for the 1951 season. Producing up to 450hp in test trim and 425hp in race specification, it powered Fangio and Alfa Romeo to a second consecutive championship, at which point Alfa Romeo officially retired from racing to concentrate production of its road cars of the time.
  • A Grand Monday: Jaguar Sovereign 3 Feb 2014 (News)
    The seller continues: 'Sadly there is no detailed history of the restoration but you don't have to look too hard to see the work done. The car has been fully resprayed to a high standard and waxoyled underneath. New fuel pumps and changeover valve have been fitted, there is a brand new electric aerial motor, (which I have not yet wired in). The autobox fluid is the correct colour and fresh as is the antifreeze. new belts have been fitted.
  • Government to invest £9m in low-emission car infrastructure 31 Jan 2014 (News)
    "The extremely low running costs of electric cars help drivers save money and we are allocating more than £9 million to boost charge points across the country to help drivers to go green.” Besides lower fuel costs and VED exemption, ultra low emission vehicles are exempt from paying the daily central London congestion charge, which adds particular appeal for those who commute in and out of the capital. Click here to see our lowdown of the top ten congestion charge exempt vehicles.
  • Volvo Starts Production of New Four Cylinder Engines 13 May 2013 (News)
    The new, smaller engines are optimised and deliver higher performance than today's six-cylinder units, while offering lower fuel consumption than the current generation of four-cylinder units. VEA consists of four-cylinder petrol and diesel engines. Together with driveline electrification, VEA replaces the previous eight engine architectures on three different platforms.
  • 1959 Cadillac DeVille For Sale in USA 25 May 2012 (News)
    Works carried out on car: Bore cylinders, sleeve 1 cylinder, hot tank and clean, grind crank, and install cam bearings Rebuild 390 Cadillac engine, valve job, stainless seats, rebuild distributor,generator, and starter Engine parts (new) :* valve keepers, valve springs, rocker arms, crank gear and oil pump kit 8 Pistons, piston ring set, main bearing set, rod bearing set, cam bearing set, overhaul gasket set, timing chain set, cam gear, crank gear, camshaft, valve lifters, and oil pump Transmission rebuild by Rebuild Center Radiator and fuel tank clean/repair Brakes: new rear cylinders, front set, brake shoes, Front Drum seals, turn drums, front brake hoses, master cylinder rebuilt, rear brake hose, Rebuild master brake cylinder Miscellaneous parts, hoses, clamps, oils, bolts, water pump, Engine & transmission mounts, water pump, air cleaner and push rod, Carburettor.
  • Mazda and FIAT Get Together For New Sportscar 23 May 2012 (News)
    .  Mazda and FIAT have also agreed to discuss further opportunities for co-operation in Europe, adding more fuel to the rumour of a partnership or even a full take-over of Mazda by FIAT.
  • 12 Reg Sales Increased by Private Buyers 5 Apr 2012 (News)
    SMMT’s 11th Average New Car CO2 Report will be published on 18 April, tracking the improvement in fuel efficiency and emissions over the past decade. More at SMMT
  • Fast Show Season Opener at Santa Pod Raceway on 25th March 22 Feb 2012 (News)
    That’s a lot to pack in to a one-day show, which is why those in the know turn up on the Saturday to enjoy the extra long Run What Ya Brung session that runs well into the night, and then move on to the “Pod Palais”, which this year is hosted by Dance Nation and features fire shows by the Fuel Girls. With free onsite camping for weekend ticket holders, there’s the added advantage of waking up already at The Fast Show on Sunday. Tickets for the Sunday are available from just £17, and weekend tickets with free camping and access to the Pod Palais are just £30.
  • Up to £4,000 Off Mazda 6 and 0% Finance 7 Nov 2011 (News)
    "The Mazda6 delivers a dynamic and engaging drive, with strongly performing 129, 163 or 185ps diesel engines, best-in-class CO 2 emissions and an ownership experience which is underpinned by reduced costs and Mazda's outstanding build quality and reliability," adds Allibon.  Mazda6 diesel models deliver great performance (0-62mph in 8.7-to-10.9sec), competitive fuel economy (52.3 to 54.3mpg, combined cycle) and low emissions (133 to 141g/km).  These models qualify for Road Fund Licence bands E and F, while reduced Benefit In Kind costs offer buyers significant savings.
 

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