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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The Entertainer has announced a major relaunch of the iconic construction toy Meccano, with the exclusive arrival of 22 sets across four reimagined ranges, marking 125 years of the British brand and engineering excellence.
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As we head into autumn and the wetter months, now is a good time for soft-top owners to give their roofs some extra care. After a summer of sunshine and UV exposure, fabric roofs can become faded and dry, while their water-repellent protection can gradually wear down.
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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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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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Restoring a classic car is one of the most rewarding projects you can tackle, but it can also drain your wallet and test your patience if you dive in unprepared.
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A faint ticking sound, unusual vibration, or slight drop in engine performance can be easy to dismiss when equipment still appears to be working normally. Whether the engine powers a Freightliner truck, marine equipment, or farming machinery, ignoring these early warning signs can allow a minor fault to develop into a serious and expensive problem.
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The exclusive ceramic coating used in ‘Ceramic Silicone’ helps to protect the wiper blade from harmful UV and ozone rays as well as protecting the rubber edge from premature wear. The durable silicone rubber element not only performs in extreme temperatures (-62o C to +90o C) but also applies rain repellent coating to the windscreen with each wipe, repelling water from the glass and allowing it to simply bead off.
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Personal injury law moves fast. A new client comes in after a car accident, a slip and fall, or a workplace injury, and almost immediately the firm is juggling medical records requests, insurance correspondence, court deadlines, fee agreements, and ongoing communication with a client who is dealing with pain, stress, and financial pressure all at once.
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Alternative fuels represent the middle ground between conventional gasoline or diesel and electricity. Only some passenger vehicles and pickup trucks can run on them, and their availability varies by location. These five models are the best for each widely available alternative fuel in the United States.
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Under the bonnet is BMW’s fabulous M54B30 naturally aspirated 3.0-litre straight-six, producing around 230bhp and 300Nm, driving the rear wheels through a six-speed manual gearbox. It’ll do 0-62mph in around 6.5 seconds and reach an electronically limited 155mph.
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