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SUVs are now the most popular type of new car entering our roads.Exclusive analysis by This is Money revealed that a third of all passenger car registrations last year were SUVs, overtaking superminis as the most popular segment for the…

For many, the extended school and religious holiday granted by Easter weekend is an opportunity to relax with family and friends – and maybe even gorge oneself on ever-tempting chocolate eggs as Lent comes to an end.So in the spirit of…

When you hear the words 'classic car' you're mind drifts away typically to think about iconic models from yesteryear like Silver Birch Aston Martin DB5s, jaw-dropping E-Type Jaguars and mid-century Ferraris.Vehicles that probably don't…

Just three per cent of England’s 183,054-miles network of local roads received any form of road maintenance in the previous financial year despite the ongoing plight of potholes, analysis of official government data reveals.In total,…

The Government has announced tamer measures for car manufacturers in the push towards Net Zero.  While the 2030 ban on new petrol and diesel cars is still going ahead, the Government has announced numerous policy tweaks on the road to…

Registrations of new cars rose by 12.4 per cent in the 'important' plate-change month of March - and more electric vehicles were sold than any single month before.The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders confirms that 357,103 new…

As the age old saying goes: you've got to speculate to accumulate.And that's very much the case when it comes to getting the best price for a car you're planning to sell.Dedicating some time and spending around £250 on minor repairs,…

By RAY MASSEY Updated: 18:02 EDT, 28 March 2025 <!-- --> <!-- --> <!-- --> <!-- Its name is the Bigster, but after two days of driving one, I…

Labour is 'actively considering' adopting EU rules to mandate a host of safety technology in all new cars sold in the UK.More than five years after Brexit, ministers say they are in the process of determining which of 19 safety systems…

Motorists are turning off safety features in their cars because they find them 'dangerous, distracting and useless,' according to research carried out by Which?.More than half (54 per cent) of drivers polled in a national survey said…