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.

DAIHATSU Hi-JET LIGHT VAN

Toyota and Honda MOT Triumph (Acclaim)

This month we are going to be all very positive and focus on the top ten. These will be the cars you should go out and buy for yourself, or recommend to a friend. They are the brand new or nearly new ones which should see you through to the first MOT without any drama. Next month there will be plenty that you should avoid and it is worth having a guess at what they might be. You will be very surprised.

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Aut0glym

AUTOGLYM ‘WE KNOW DETAIL’ OF COURSE THEY DO

Autoglym has unveiled WE KNOW DETAIL., an evolved brand positioning that puts the company’s six decades of vehicle care knowledge and expertise at the heart of the brand. The evolution follows extensive global research with more than 4,500 consumers and professionals, exploring changing needs, behaviours and expectations in the vehicle care category that has become increasingly crowded and complex.

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100K

100K is a Mileage Myth says Motoreasy

Six-figure mileage cars are no longer a red flag, as 35% of dealers report a growing demand from buyers looking beyond the odometer With more drivers looking to buy cars with over 100,000 miles on the clock, vehicle ownership expert, MotorEasy, is calling for the 100k mileage myth to finally be laid to rest. Over a third (35%) of car dealers think the market for six figure mileage cars is growing[i], and MotorEasy is encouraging motorists who remain unconvinced, not to dismiss high mileage gems.

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