Author: James Ruppert

Loves cars, especially old cheap ones. Drives a fossilised Land Rover and original Mini Cooper. Incredibly, has won awards for journalism and books.

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Autoglym expands accessory range with new finishing cloths

Autoglym, the UK’s largest car care brand, has launched three new microfibre cloth packs designed to help motorists choose the right tool for every stage of the car care process, from everyday cleaning through to final finishing. Developed to complement Autoglym’s wider range of products, the new cloths make it easier for users to achieve

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SMART, DACIA AND SUZUKI LEADERS IN TECH RELIABILITY SAYS TEMPCOVER

This is the sort of story that we like to read and trust you do too, it's important when it cones to buying your next new car. New research reveals which car brands are most and least prone to technology-related MOT failures and recalls. Smart, Dacia and Suzuki rank as the most reliable brands for

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The Ultimate Hail Dent Repair Guide: Remove Dents Safely Without Damaging Paint

Hailstorms can leave vehicles covered in dents, but repairing that damage doesn’t have to mean costly repainting or lengthy body shop visits. This ultimate guide to hail dent repair walks you through how to remove dents safely while protecting your car’s original paint using modern paintless dent repair techniques. From evaluating damage and choosing the

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Electricity Cars always were Rubbish

Electricity cars were always a silly idea. Well, I would qualify that, the decision (by governments endorsed by the gullible mainstream motoring media and then implemented by the supine manufacturers) to turn all combustion cars into battery ones was just daft. It would have been far more sensible to use electricity where it might be

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