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  "Save" up to £10,952 on Week's Best Deals From Motorpoint 12 May 2009 (News)
  This model comes fitted with ABS, Air Bags, Alloy Wheels, Air Conditioning, CD Player, Central Locking, Electric Mirrors, Electric Windows, Metallic Paint, Power Steering and Traction Control. 50.4 MPG (combined) Small Car - Vauxhall Corsa 1.2i 16v Club [A/C] 5dr Manual. 08 Reg. Only 14,075 miles at £6,999 - a saving of £3,623 on list price when new*. This model comes fitted with ABS, Air Bags, CD Player, Central Locking, Electric Windows, Metallic Paint and Power Steering. 48.7 MPG (combined) Family Car - Ford Focus 1.6 TDCi Style 5dr Manual. 08 Reg.
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  Drive a Hyundai i10 For Just £99 a Month 26 Mar 2008 (News)
  Resale values are set to be the strongest in the class too, according to the independent industry value setters, CAP. The expert's New Car Data for March 2008 predicts that i10 future values based on three years and 60,000 miles will be an amazing 39% - higher than every benchmark rival including the Fiat Panda, the Citroen C1 and the Toyota Aygo.
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  Young Drivers Priced Out of Insurance 22 Oct 2004 (News)
  Yet these same premium rates are not reflected in the Far East. In Bangkok, for example, an 18 - 20 year old driver driving a new 109PS 1.5 litre £10,000 car pays just £250 a year for comprehensive insurance which returns 90% of the original price of the car in the event of a total loss. It could be that statutory caps on the rates paid out for personal injury and death claims, and a complete overhaul of the ludicrously high rates paid for accident repairs, could reduce the price of insurance to a sensible level that makes it a viable proposition for the many of the 31% of young UK drivers who presently drive uninsured.
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  Motorshow highlights 21 Oct 2002 (News)
  ” (Well he had to say that, didn't he, because the motor industry is the only big industry Britain has left.) This year’s Motor Show will feature nearly 300 exhibitors and more than 700 cars on display. I'll be there, trying to answer your questions in person, in the Hall 3 restaurant from 3.30 - 4.30 on Thursday October 24th and Sunday 27th October. The show is open to the public from Thursday 24th October (preview day) to Sunday 3rd November.
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  Last of the Pre-Summer Bargains at Auction 17 Jul 2002 (News)
  It was in lovely, fault-free condition, with just one owner, a mere 36,000 miles, a fully stamped-up service book and a filing cabinet full of bills to confirm everything. Bidding started quite high at £4,000 and romped to £5,750 at which the car sold. It will make someone very happy. New-shape Lagunas were apparently selling for spectacular money in the Renault Finance Section. A pair of high spec 2001/51 reg 2.0 Privilege hatchbacks with 6,250 and 4,700 miles sold for £11,900 and £11,800 respectively, presumably in an attempt to maintain a higher used price level for these cars than the Mondeos they’re up against.
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  Plenty of Cheap Cars at Auction Today 31 May 2002 (News)
  For more information about the sale, phone 01252 877317 or visit www.classic-car-auction.co.uk
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  Hidden Hero: Rover Metro GTi 16v 4 Oct 2019 (News)
  The hype surrounding the relaunch of the Rover Metro in 1990 would have had the world believe it was an amazing new car, with multiple awards from patriotic publications and much made of the fact it had adopted the company’s new K-Series engine, which had debuted the previous year in the 214 hatch.  A lot of it was just that, though - hype.
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  Meguiars club showcase finalists revealed 11 Oct 2018 (News)
  Rounding off the British contingent is Tom Morley’s amazingly original Austin Allegro, the charmingly compact Austin A35 of Heather Walsh, and a fine example of the ever-popular Triumph TR5 owned by Simon Eaton. No group of finalists would be complete without the world’s best-selling sports car which this year comes courtesy of Stephen Small’s Mazda MX-5. And we haven’t forgotten the USA. Barry Craven’s 1958 Chevrolet Impala is an attention-grabbing slice of classic Americana, and it will be joined by Phil Perry’s show-winning 1934 Ford Pick Up.
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  'Built to last' to be theme of this year's NEC show 7 Jun 2018 (News)
  There are also those vehicles that have been ‘built to last’ so that they can be passed down from generation to generation, undertake epic journeys and challenges, and even remain on the roads to this day – some with their original drivers. Dave Youngs, car club manager for show sponsor Lancaster Insurance, added, ‘The theme can be interpreted in many ways and gives great scope for exhibitors to really make it their own. I work with clubs on a daily basis and admire each enthusiasts’ contribution, ensuring that our classic car community stays vibrant for future generations to enjoy.’ As well as all the obvious ways the theme can be conveyed, the organisers have also come up with a few fun and family elements they hope to showcase too.
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  Six new historic rallies set for launch 11 Oct 2017 (News)
  Rally director Fred Gallagher said, ‘With so many of the winners of the Peking to Paris coming from Australia, it seemed only fitting to take the extensive experience of the ERA into their own backyard and create a unique rally adventure for vintage and classic cars.’ For more information on the Endurance Rally Association visit www.endurorally.com . 
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  Edd China to pilot wacky racers around Beaulieu 6 Jul 2017 (News)
  It will be driven around a course on the Events Arena in two sessions during the day, at 11.30am and 2.30pm. Speed cameras will also put Beaulieu’s penny farthing and veteran cars to the test with petrol-powered hilarity throughout the day. Inside the museum, visitors can see the rest of the Wacky Record Breakers exhibition, featuring more off-the-wall automotive oddities created by inventors Edd China and Colin Furze.
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  Porsche 911 993 Turbo Makes £83,600 at Brightwells Modern Classics Auction 1 Jul 2017 (News)
  However, Brightwell's Modern Classics is not only about expensive cars. The auction offered a Toyota MR2, sold for, a 1998 BMW Z3 1.9 that went for £2,000, a 2002 BMW Z3 2.8 6-speed manual sold for £4,600 and a 51,000-mile Volvo C70 convertible, offered at No Reserve that sold for £1,980 on the hammer.
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  Famous faces gear up for Silverstone Classic 3 May 2017 (News)
  Owners of the charismatic Austins will qualify on Friday and race on Sunday with the celebrities in action on Saturday. The cars are well-known in classic racing circles and were introduced a few years ago by the Historic Racing Drivers Club (HRDC) as a cost-effective route into historic racing. Tickets for the event must be bought in advance.
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  Fraudster jailed for £29,000 insurance scam involving fake Ferrari 4 Apr 2017 (News)
  Suspicions surrounding the incident arose when Islam, who was already in a replacement hire car organised by his accomplice Abu Khayer, claimed for another hire car from a separate company. This was detected by Hill-Dickinson’s Netfoil database, the largest of its kind used to detect and prevent insurance fraud, who alerted motor fraud experts, Asset Protection Unit (APU).
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  'Driver mode' could soon auto-disable your phone 24 Nov 2016 (News)
  The symbiosis between car and phone is rapidly increasing, but so too is the feeling that the fully featured smartphone is a dangerous distraction for drivers. For that reason, America’s road safety department is proposing that all phone makers develop proper ‘driver mode’ software to ensure the safety of road users.
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  Seven classic Minis head to auction 16 Nov 2016 (News)
  Visit www.handh.co.uk to find out more about the cars.
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  A Grand Monday: Renault 11 Broadway 5 Sep 2016 (News)
  Yes, it’s hardly a classic car that’s going to set the world on fire, nor is it one that’s especially memorable (though its twin, the 9, did once win European Car of the Year). But as a modern classic that’s going to be easy and inexpensive to own and is sure to turn heads for its rarity value alone, if nothing else, this one has to be worthy of further investigation.
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  Austin Seven owner celebrates 50 years of attending club rally 3 May 2016 (News)
  Years of happy motoring followed - even in the face of what Bertie describes as ‘the usual Nippyisms’ of the doors flying open when negotiating fast corners. The car came off the road in 1976 and lay under sheets at the bottom of the garden shed for several decades but in recent times has been restored by the expert work of Robert Foreman and Chris Gould (a legend in the world of sporty Austin Sevens).
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  1969 Dodge Daytona Sells for $900,000 at Mecum 22 Jan 2016 (News)
  Star of the Tim Wellborn collection, a 1969 Dodge Daytona sold for $900,000 at a Mecum auction in Aprl 2015. The collection was mostly Mopar muscle cars from the 1969-1971 era, with some GM models, two Fords and a Mercury. The most unusual vehicle was the last one. A 1966 Ford Shelby Cobra cabover race car transporter with a 330ci Ford V8 that sold for $62,000.
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  Frankfurt Motor Show 2015: New C-Class Coupe on the way 15 Sep 2015 (News)
  Either way, the company claims that it has adjusted the suspension fundamentally to make the car more dynamic than the saloon, but without affecting ride quality. Standard equipment and full specification haven’t been confirmed yet, but we do know there will be an AMG Line version and most likely an entry-level SE.