Loves cars, especially old cheap ones. Drives a fossilised Land Rover and original Mini Cooper. Incredibly, has won awards for journalism and books.
With football fans gearing up for the start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup this week, MotorEasy has revealed a different kind of league table by ranking the world’s leading football nations not by trophies alone, but by reliability.
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Modern vehicles are equipped with advanced security systems designed to protect drivers and prevent unauthorized access. Unlike traditional keys, today’s vehicles often use transponder chips, smart keys, and remote entry systems that require proper programming before they can function. As automotive technology continues to evolve, the need for reliable key programming solutions has become more
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There’s a particular kind of helplessness that arrives when you’re standing on the shoulder of an interstate at 11 p.m., wind cutting through your jacket, a flat tire behind you, and the lug nuts on your wheel frozen solid. You know they’re supposed to come off. The owner’s manual says so. But your tire iron is bouncing back.
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Orient Star has released its latest Contemporary Date models offering a refined interpretation of the much-loved design.
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Launched on 26 August 1981 as an all new, front wheel drive range of passenger cars. Become Britain’s second-best selling car (behind the Ford Escort) in 1984 and 1985 Vauxhall sold 807,624 units of the Cavalier Mk II between 1981 and 1988.
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Kia EV5 Review: The Electric Family SUV That Actually Makes Sense? Says Shahzad Sheikh Kia’s EV5 arrives at an interesting moment in the automotive landscape, when the promise of electric cars is no longer enough on its own and what buyers really want is something that fits seamlessly into everyday life. In that sense, this
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Kia PV5 Passenger Review: The Electric Van That Could Replace Your Family SUV says Shahzad Sheikh I don’t usually review vans, but then the PV5 isn’t just a van. This is the ‘Passenger’, essentially the people-carrying version of Kia’s new electric van. So, it’s an MPV then? Not quite. At least, not yet. It doesn’t
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There was a time when a sub-four-second dash to 62mph required something Italian, German and financially irresponsible. Now it requires £33,995 and a plug says Shahzad Sheikh. The 2026 MG4 EV XPower produces 434bhp from dual electric motors, drives all four wheels and hits 62mph in 3.8 seconds. To find something this quick in the
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The most depressing aspect of all that is the people we thought it was possible to rely on, have let us down. Starting with the car manufacturers who have been in the thrall of the mainly European rule makers since forever.
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Many drivers believe air-conditioning is only for hot days, but it serves a vital function in winter: dehumidification.
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