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Petrol pumps are ‘sexist’, says female driver
A London motorist claims petrol pumps are sexist, accusing petrol stations of ignoring the needs of women drivers. We explain the issue.
January 23, 2020/by Ethan JuppCar industry beats airlines, tech and fashion for reputation
The automotive industry has come top in Brand Finance’s reputation ratings, with car brands scoring, on average, higher than those in other sectors.
January 23, 2020/by Ethan JuppExplained: all the places you’re not allowed to park
From double yellow lines to outside someone's house, we reveal the places you're not allowed to park a car in the UK – and the places you can.
January 23, 2020/by Gavin Braithwaite-SmithAl Capone’s bulletproof Cadillac for sale at $1 million
This 1928 Cadillac Town Sedan was once owned by the world’s most famous gangster, Al Capone. It's believed to be one of the earliest armoured cars.
January 23, 2020/by Ethan JuppConsultation begins for 70mph tunnel under the Thames
A proposed 70mph Thames tunnel to the east of London is part of 'Britain’s most ambitious roads project in a generation'.
January 23, 2020/by Ethan JuppRevealed: The cost of modifying cinema’s greatest cars
How much does it cost to outfit James Bond's Aston Martin DB5 with machine guns, bulletproof glass and ejector seats? We reveal all.
January 23, 2020/by Ethan JuppBentley launches a ski-drive holiday – but it isn’t cheap
Bentley has teamed up with Bomber Ski to offer an exclusive – and expensive – skiing and driving holiday experience in the United States.
January 23, 2020/by Gavin Braithwaite-SmithMotorway money used to restore historic buildings
Historic buildings in a West London park are being revitalised following a £340,000 award from road operator Highways England.
January 23, 2020/by Gavin Braithwaite-SmithAdvice
Explained: all the places you’re not allowed to park
From double yellow lines to outside someone's house, we reveal the places you're not allowed to park a car in the UK – and the places you can.
January 23, 2020/by Gavin Braithwaite-SmithLondon ULEZ charge: How to check if you need to pay
The London Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ) is designed to improve air quality by charging certain vehicles to enter the city. We explain how it works.
January 23, 2020/by Gavin Braithwaite-SmithTop 10 tips for safer winter driving
Here are 10 tips for safer winter driving, including how to prepare your car, plus how to drive in rain, snow and other adverse conditions.
January 21, 2020/by Motoring ResearchHow to write the perfect used car advert
Has the time come to sell your car? By using our guide to creating the perfect second-hand car advert, you won't have long to wait for the right buyer.
January 20, 2020/by Gavin Braithwaite-SmithCar Reviews
Porsche Cayenne Coupe Turbo review: putting the ‘S’ into ‘SUV’
Is the Porsche Cayenne Turbo Coupe a contradiction in terms? Or the answer to every motoring need? We assess the sleeker version of Porsche's flagship 4x4.
January 21, 2020/by Tim PittAlfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio review: the closest thing to a Ferrari SUV
The Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio serves up Ferrari firepower in a family-sized SUV. With four-wheel drive, it's even quicker than the acclaimed Giulia.
January 17, 2020/by Tim Pitt2020 Ford Puma review: top of the crossover class
Ford’s long-awaited Puma combines clever design with class-leading load space and lively driving dynamics. We’re among the first behind the wheel
January 17, 2020/by Tim Pitt2020 Rolls-Royce Cullinan review: High society
The Rolls-Royce Cullinan is the world’s most luxurious SUV. If you look past the divisive styling and high price tag, it's also probably the best.
January 15, 2020/by Tim PittOpinion
Blue Monday 2020: why car buyers have got the blues
Cheer yourself up this Blue Monday with a blue car. It's fast becoming one of the most fashionable paint colours for new models.
January 20, 2020/by Gavin Braithwaite-SmithOpinion: New Year’s resolutions for the motor industry
While we all promise to cut down on booze, lose weight and kick cigarettes, what should the car industry be promising us? We have a few ideas.
January 2, 2020/by Ethan JuppOpinion: The wrong people are buying electric cars
A new report shows that 87 percent of electric car drivers are middle-aged men. Our man thinks that's a problem for the electric vehicle industry.
December 2, 2019/by Gavin Braithwaite-SmithOpinion: Isn’t this car awards long list a little too long?
What Car? has revealed the VERY long list of potential winners at the What Car? Car of the Year Awards 2020. Is a list of 200 cars too long?
November 28, 2019/by Gavin Braithwaite-Smith
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