Loves cars, especially old cheap ones. Drives a fossilised Land Rover and original Mini Cooper. Incredibly, has won awards for journalism and books.
We are very happy about this new programme which you can catch in the afternoons. If you like food and cars then you are going to have a great time with James. More details in the upcoming Issue of Free Car Mag Starting in California, James and his trusty crew will head down the West"
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New research from law firm Your Legal Friend delves into the statistics of recent road accidents within England and Wales, highlighting the most dangerous drivers on our roads. There is a great graphic here which it explains it all at Your Legal Friend. The research examined factors such as the vehicles, genders and age demographics
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We had a lovely chat with our friends at Motoring Middle East about Free Car Mag and lots of other stuff we have been involved with over the years. Just in case you wondered MME – from the team behind the former CAR Middle East magazine (Published by ITP, November 2005 to August 2011). Our
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With the iconic Corsa reaching 25 years on the UK market this year, Vauxhall is starting the party early by offering one year’s free insurance and five years’ zero per cent Flexible Finance, with no minimum deposit, to all buyers of the best-selling supermini. Open to drivers aged 21 to 75, the offer is available
Read More: Vauxhall Corsa is 25! Let’s celebrate with some special offers.
Car maintenance and ownership expert, MotorEasy, has partnered with the UK’s first car leasing comparison site, moneyshake.com, to offer its customers an easy-to-use tool for finding the best available leasing deals in the UK. The tool uses revolutionary technology which accurately compares the current car leasing deals available on every make and model of vehicle
Read More: MotorEasy partners with UK’s first car leasing comparison site, Moneyshake.com
The rising threat of criminals using GPS/GSM ‘jamming’ technology to block systems designed to track stolen cars, means motorists need to think carefully about their security choices. TRACKER (part of the Tantalum Corporation), the leaders in stolen vehicle recovery (SVR), is launching TRACKER S5 Plus, a superior recovery system that’s resilient to ‘jamming’, making it
Read More: TRACKER PROTECTS MOTORISTS FROM THE JAMMERS
A Classic Car to fall in Love with is the Morris Minor Traveller. Pictured here with our hero the late Charles Ware at his famous Morris Minor Centre.Here’s why you should buy one. The Estate was introduced 1953 Models Estate, 2dr and 4dr saloons, convertible, van and pick-up. Price Band £500-£5,000 For: Period charm. Quite
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Classic cars will always be hot targets for thieves, which is why TRACKER (part of the Tantalum Corporation) is heading down to the London Classic Car Show to help enthusiasts protect their beloved vehicles. Taking place from the 15th to 18th February, the London Classic Car Show has established itself as one of the UK’s
Read More: TRACKER HELPS CAR ENTHUSIASTS PROTECT THEIR MODERN CLASSICS
Renault’s stand at the 2018 Retromobile Show – which runs at the Paris Porte de Versailles exhibition centre in Paris, France, from February 7th to 11th – will see Renault celebrate its 120th anniversary with a display of 20 vehicles that marked their respective eras by meeting the needs of motorists and making their lives
Read More: 2018 RETROMOBILE SHOW: RENAULT CELEBRATES 120 YEARS OF ‘EASY LIFE’ MOTORING
With news that car theft has increased by 30% over the past three years, and the last annual police recorded vehicle theft count exceeding 85,000*, stolen vehicle recovery (SVR) expert, TRACKER, is urging used car buyers to remain vigilant when on the hunt for a bargain. Weaknesses in modern vehicle security systems have been attributed
Read More: USED CAR BUYERS BEWARE A THIEF IN SHEEP’S CLOTHING SAYS TRACKER