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Parking prangs cost UK motorists £1.5 billion a year
Parking can be unexpectedly expensive, as new research reveals. Indeed, UK drivers are shelling out a cool £1.5 billion a year to repair parking damage.
February 17, 2020/by Ethan JuppClassic hot hatches beat modern supercars for track-day fans
Hot hatches of the 1980s have been outstripping supercars for track-day bookings. Popular choices include the Peugeot 205 GTI and Ford Escort RS Turbo.
February 17, 2020/by Ethan JuppSalvage Hunters Range Rover heads to auction
A left-hand-drive 1982 Range Rover restored by Salvage Hunters: Classic Cars is among the lots at the forthcoming Coys at Olympia classic sale.
February 17, 2020/by Gavin Braithwaite-SmithWhy BMW has decided to save the i3
The BMW i3 has been saved by an improving EV market and increasing sales, seven years after its 2013 debut.
February 17, 2020/by Ethan JuppDavid Beckham’s Aston Martin stars at London Classic Car Show
An Aston Martin V8 formerly owned by David Beckham is among the highlights of the London Classic Car Show, which opens this week.
February 17, 2020/by Ethan JuppFord cuts Fiesta production in response to falling UK sales
Ford's Cologne factory builds 1,150 Fiestas a day, with a third coming to the UK. Now production has been cut back due to reduced demand.
February 17, 2020/by Gavin Braithwaite-SmithCelebrating 50 years of classic Fords
Ford is celebrating 50 years of the Saarlouis factory in Germany. These glorious archive photos of classic Fiestas, Escorts and Capris tell its story
February 17, 2020/by Gavin Braithwaite-SmithRevealed: The biggest MOT myths
New research shows 20 percent of motorists have driven a car without a valid MOT certificate. We reveal the biggest MOT test myths.
February 17, 2020/by Gavin Braithwaite-SmithAdvice
Parking fines: When and how you should appeal
Parking fines are a pain, but can be unjustly given. Mitigating circumstances could mean you're entitled to be excused. We break down how to tackle a fine.
February 12, 2020/by Ethan JuppStorm Ciara: How to drive safely in strong winds
Storm Ciara will bring strong winds and nasty driving conditions this weekend. Here's how to stay safe behind the wheel when it's windy.
February 6, 2020/by Motoring ResearchRevealed: The best time to buy or sell your car
There are good and bad times to buy and sell a car. But by using these tips, you could end up with more cash in your pocket.
February 3, 2020/by Motoring ResearchExplained: 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-SmithCar Reviews
Porsche 911 GT2 RS review: wing and a prayer
Until go-faster versions of the 992 arrive, the 700hp 991 GT2 RS remains the fastest roadgoing Porsche 911 yet built. We pull on our brave pants...
February 13, 2020/by Tim PittHonda Integra Type R review: I predict a riot
The DC2 Honda Integra Type R is lauded the greatest front-driven car ever. We revisit a modern classic – and explain how to buy one.
February 7, 2020/by Tim PittMcLaren GT review (2020): driving the soft-focus supercar
The McLaren GT aims to combine supercar thrills with grand touring comfort. A confusing compromise or the best of both worlds? We drive it on UK roads.
February 6, 2020/by Tim PittLotus Elise Cup 250 review: light speed
We drive the visceral Elise Cup 250 on UK roads – and speak to Lotus CEO Phil Popham about the marque’s future under Geely ownership.
February 5, 2020/by Tim PittOpinion
Opinion: The rise and fall of Mondeo Man
What happened to Mondeo Man – the middle-England stereotype described by Tony Blair? Did he defect to a BMW 3 Series or climb into a crossover?
February 6, 2020/by Ethan JuppOpinion: Why I’ve bought a new Honda e
One of our writers has already put down a deposit on a new Honda e electric car – even before anyone had reported what it's like to drive.
January 27, 2020/by Peter BurgessBlue 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 Jupp
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