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  Toyota Prius offers new green features 9 Jun 2009 (News)
  Prices for the car start at £18,370. Meanwhile, Toyota recently revealed the model will also come with three driving modes, which are specially designed for different road conditions. Are you buying or selling a car ? Click here to find out what Honest John has to say.
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  Alfa Romeo sales increase 11 May 2009 (News)
  One of the reasons for this, according to the group, was the introduction of the Alfa MiTO. "The technologically advanced and fun-to-drive addition to the range has been an instant hit," it said. Earlier this month, Alfa Romeo announced it had joined the UK scrappage scheme and pointed out it would be possible to own one of the cars for less than £9,000.
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  Fiesta 'could be a safe choice' 5 May 2009 (News)
  It explained the technology means the car automatically compensates for any changes to handling caused by hitting potholes and kerbs. The firm stated Fiesta owners do not need to adjust the way drive because their vehicle will do it for them. Professor Dr Pim van der Jagt from Ford said the company was keen to produce a system that prevented changes to handling, after discovering it was an issue for a significant number of motorists.
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  Motorpoint Rescues Rusted Falcon Ute 1 Apr 2009 (News)
  Last year, Motorpoint launched a search to find Scotland's most run down vehicle. It was deluged with entries, and evdentually selected an Australian assembled right-hand-drive 1964 Ford Falcon pick-up that was literally falling to pieces in its owner driveway in Both'ess, near Edinburgh. Since then Motorpoint has been working its magic on the ute, restoring it to its former glory before returning it to its owner yesterday.
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  Drivers 'should make the most of the economic downturn' 11 Mar 2009 (News)
  The firm pointed out its dealers are currently offering a range of great value finance packages, with buyers able to drive away in the latest Golf for £199 a month. Graham Wheeler from the group said: "As long as customers are sensible in managing their finances , there's no reason why they should fear making a big purchase in what are seen as troubled times.
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  Prices for updated Ka announced 30 Oct 2008 (News)
  Motorists looking for car buying advice may be interested to hear Ford has announced prices for the new Ka. People who go for an entry-level Studio will be able to drive the model away for £7,995, while the highest-specification version of the vehicle - the Zetec - will cost from £9,295 to £10,195. Ford also revealed there will be a number of trim levels in between.
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  Passion and emotion at Ferrari launch 22 Sep 2008 (News)
  It noted that the two drove the vehicle into the new factory building surrounded by images showing the heritage of the Prancing Horse brand. Driving legend Michael Schumacher was also present at the event and highlighted the sporty qualities and flexibility of the vehicle. To find out what Honest John has to say about buying at auction click here

  Nissan launches new Murano 17 Sep 2008 (News)
  The manufacturer claims the updated version should still appeal to drivers looking for a vehicle which combines the space, desirability and security of an SUV with the driving performance of a luxury saloon. However, it adds the new model is more economical and quicker than its predecessor. There are two manufacturer deals available.
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  Drivers in traffic 'ten minutes per day' 1 Sep 2008 (News)
  The news comes as research conducted by uSwitch.com shows that drivers in the UK are paying out £75 billion to drive due to the credit crunch. Are you buying or selling? Click here to find out what Honest John has to say.

  Prizes for Jeep from 4x4 publication 29 Aug 2008 (News)
  This comes as Tintin fan Barrimore England-Davis has revealed that he is to emulate a feat of his hero by driving 5,000 miles to North Africa in a Jeep. Are you buying or selling? Click here to find out what Honest John has to say.
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  BVRLA membership for green-friendly car firm 19 Aug 2008 (News)
  Green Motion rental firm has now pledged to follow the BVRLA's charter, meaning it will guarantee its vehicles are clean and safe and drive to a low mileage. It may be that renting an automobile is a viable alternative for those currently seeking car buying advice .
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  Cotswolds drivers get seat belt reminder 13 Aug 2008 (News)
  Most of the fatal road traffic accidents I go to are caused by people not wearing seat belts," he said. The original law on wearing a seat belt while driving was introduced in 1982, nine years before all passengers were legally required to buckle up. To find the best deals around today visit Honest John best deals .
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  Car insurance cost increase reported 11 Aug 2008 (News)
  This follows research from moneysupermarket.com which found that female motorists pay around £1,200 less than men for their first cover deal when they initially take to the road after gaining their driving licence. Are you buying or selling? Click here to find out what Honest John has to say.

  'Honest, transparent' motor industry espoused by official 24 Jul 2008 (News)
  He added that low carbon models are "becoming commonplace" and espoused the financial benefits of choosing to drive in an eco-friendly manner. Indeed, one of the perks of purchasing a green car is that some car insurance firms could offer cheaper deals as a reward for customers' ethical stance.
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  CO2 emission issues 'confusing British drivers' 17 Jul 2008 (News)
  People looking for car buying advice may consider doing their homework before purchasing a green vehicle as a result. This year's British International Motor Show is to feature a Greener Driving Pavilion, which will inform drivers as to how they can reduce their carbon footprint. Simulators and vehicle cutaways helping motorists understand the issues at hand will be staged inside the exhibition when it begins next week.
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  What Car? Green Awards to take place at BIMS next week 16 Jul 2008 (News)
  , commented that the company is "delighted" to be holding the exhibition at the Greener Driving Pavilion on Tuesday July 22nd. "With increasing environmental concerns among car buyers, not to mention green taxes and spiralling fuel costs, the time is right for a recognised Green Awards," he said.
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  UK exhibition to feature over 20 world firsts 25 Jun 2008 (News)
  "We are thrilled to be hosting more than 20 genuine global premieres, reinforcing the prominence of the Show in the automotive world," said marketing director for the exhibition Kirsty Perkinson. Also at the exhibition will be the What Car? Green Awards, hosted at the Greener Driving Pavilion on July 22nd. To find out what Honest John has to say about buying at auction click here.

  Mondeo Estate 'best towcar in the UK' 23 Jun 2008 (News)
  "The Mondeo is not just a great towcar; it's also a great car when there isn't a caravan or trailer hitched to the back. It's comfortable, spacious, good to drive and affordable," said Steve Fowler, What Car? editor. Ford of Europe has announced that its Mondeo Sedan will be produced at its Russian plant from September. Are you buying or selling?
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  Mondeo Estate 'best towcar in the UK' 23 Jun 2008 (News)
  "The Mondeo is not just a great towcar; it's also a great car when there isn't a caravan or trailer hitched to the back. It's comfortable, spacious, good to drive and affordable," said Steve Fowler, What Car? editor. Ford of Europe has announced that its Mondeo Sedan will be produced at its Russian plant from September. Are you buying or selling?
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  Rogue motorists offered course to curb speeding 16 Jun 2008 (News)
  The Wirral Globe has stated that people who break the law in such a manner will be offered the chance to take the class as an alternative to picking up three points on their driving licence or a £60 fine. Indeed, this may help some motorists receive cheaper car insurance, as cover companies could view those with road convictions as dangerous and increase costs. The aim of the scheme is to reduce the number of casualties on the roads, according to local police officer Christopher Markey.