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• What is the cheapest Classic Car Insurance for a Subaru Impreza? (Article)
  Which is still cheap when you think that money doesn't even get you a Mk1 Golf GTI these days... What to look for when buying one? Damage and owner modifications are the biggest threat to Impreza ownership. Their tail-happy manner means many will have found their way into a hedge on the odd occassion. If they've not been buggered about with and have been regularly serviced, the mechanicals go on for ever.
• What is the cheapest Classic Car Insurance for a Mk1 Volkswagen Golf GTI (Article)
  Tricky – you probably won’t get much change from £2500 such is the desirability of this classic. What to look for when buying one? The main enemy of Mk 1 Golfs GTIs is rust. And although rustproofing was improved by the time official imports of RHD GTIs started, they can still be bad. Also check for accident damage and the general quality of the inevitable modifications.
• Day Sixteen Prize - Travall Guard (Article)
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  Should I service my car at a dealer? (Article)
  Cheap Scratch And Dent Repair Save money on tyres Cheap Tyre Buying Guide Where can I buy tyres online? Where can I get tyre insurance?
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  Review: OKO Tyre Sealant (productReview)
  It works almost instantly, sealing punctures as soon as they happen and lasting for the length of the tyre’s life Should I buy it? It’s cheap to buy, easy to apply and will prevent annoying punctures of up to 10mm in size for the life of a tyre. That means time saved in dealing with a puncture and the expense of repair - so there’s no reason not to recommend that you buy OKO Tyre Sealant.
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  Used Van Buying Guide: Renault Trafic 2001-2014 16 Jun 2025 (News)
  Part supply is plentiful, as are the vans themselves.  Looking for more used van buying guides?  Click here
• Day Eight Prize - Mio MiVue 766 WiFi Dash Cam (Article)
  Read our Dash Cam buying advice here Enter our Christmas advent calendar competition now! Open a door daily to see what prize is in store. You could be in with winning a prize bundle worth more than £2500. 
• Day Fifteen Prize - CTEK CT5 (Article)
  Take a look at our best buys for Classic Car Enthusiasts

  Review: Pod Point Solo 3S EV Charger (productReview)
  One of the things we always mention in our electric car reviews is if your thinking about buying an EV and you've got the space, a EV home charger is a essential accessory. It makes the whole ownership experience much simpler and could potentially save you a lot of money compared to relying on public charging.
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  Review: Britax Baby-Safe (productReview)
  width=143&height=150" alt="" data-udi="umb://media/6a61e31674314246a9b8390fe0f97ef8"> Choosing - and buying - a car seat for your baby or child is a pain. It means visiting every child seat manufacturer - either online or in-store - to see if their seat fits your car and, if it does, it goes where you want it to.
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  ULEZ van checker - Will you have to pay the low emissions charge? (Article)
  Transport for London and the Government have a grant in place to help taxi drivers buy a new, cleaner vehicle. The grant will pay 20 per cent towards the purchase price, up to a maximum of £7500. The grant is deducted from the price of the vehicle at the point of sale by the dealership.  Claim up to £9500 under the ULEZ scrappage scheme As part of the ULEZ project, the mayor announced a £110m scrappage scheme to encourage van users to switch to cleaner, newer models.
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  Dash Camera under £100 shortlist (Article)
  This is one of the best non-4K cameras we have tested and, for the price, is superb value for money. It goes out of stock online fairly regularly though, so grab it while you can. >> Read our full review
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  Review: Suaoki R800 dash cam (productReview)
  In the box, you get the camera itself along with an adhesive mount rather than a suction type (we searched online but couldn't find a suitable suction mount that would fit), plus a three-metre power cable with a moulded 12v power socket plug.  The R800 doesn't feel the best quality product when you get it out of the box.
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  Top 10: Best rechargeable battery lawnmowers 2023 (Article)
  Its battery provides around 50 minutes of cutting time and charging from flat to 80 per cent takes 70 minutes; spares batteries cost around £130. A two-year warranty is standard on the mower but, if you register online, it gets extended to three years. Black & Decker CLMA4820L2-GB 36V 48cm Push Mower This Black & Decker mower features a wide 48cm cut and a maximum cutting height of 100mm, along with side discharge and mulching modes.
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  Review: Ring RAC 635 digital air compressor (productReview)
  Build quality is sturdy - in our testing we dropped and bashed the unit and while it does have a few little scratches here and there it’s still in one very chunky piece. Should I buy one? Prices vary depending on where you buy, but typically the RAC 635 can be found for around £30. At that price it’s a smart buy, particularly if you have a second car that rarely moves and needs its air topping up before a drive, or if you have an outdoor hobby like cycling, camping or water sports.
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  Review: Moshi Ionbank 5K powerbank (productReview)
  width=500&height=333.33333333333337" alt="" data-udi="umb://media/d7ba63851f40407c87cc9b6fa5782fc4" /> Should I buy one? The Moshi Ionbank does exactly what a power bank is supposed to do. It will charge your iPhone twice, in fact, we managed two and a half charges. But it took around two hours to get our iPhone 7S from 1% up to about 97%, even though it was in low power mode.
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  Review: Sealey 5W Cree Head Torch with auto sensor (productReview)
  Though Amazon has it for sale at £27 at the time of writing this review. But even then, it’s still more expensive than many of it’s rivals in the £10 - £15 range – some of which offer a zoom feature, four power levels, water and shock proof resistance, a taillight at the back of the device, and can even be used as an emergency phone charger.
• Which classic Porsche is the cheapest to insure? (Article)
  At the other end of the stratosphere is the 911 993 GT2, which won't get you much change from a millon. What to look for when buying one? Each model has its own weak spots and quirks, but make sure the car has been well looked after, check for accident damage, rust, and that the engine is in good health. How can I lower the cost of my insurance Insurers often offer discounts if you’re a member of a classic car club like Porsche Club GB .
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  Review: Buyagift Half Day Classic Car Road Trip (productReview)
  The mix of cars should mean that every driver finds something they like and having a pre-planned route takes the stress out of finding some suitable roads. You can’t choose your driving partner (unless a friend buys a voucher too) and driving classics means cruising rather than burning rubber, but this a great value voucher and likely to be a hit with fans of the older breed. Click here to buy
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  Top 10: Products to improve van security (Article)
  It completely covers the catalytic convertor and is attached by aircraft-grade steel cabling to the chassis of the vehicle, making easy removal very tricky indeed. It’s not particularly cheap to buy and fit, but for operators of van fleets, or for those who have fallen victim to the crime in the past, it could be a worthwhile buy.  Buy from Catsafe Window security film – £varies It’s all too easy to leave a laptop, phone or power tools on display in the cab of a van – and it’s an open invitation to thieves to smash the window with a hammer a brick.