The technology is often where its age shows. There may be no Bluetooth, no reversing camera, limited phone connectivity and a radio that was considered impressive when CDs were fashionable. Fortunately, plenty of modern features can be added without replacing the car.
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Diesel prices have reached a new record high of almost £2 per litre, putting further pressure on millions of motorists as the cost of keeping diesel cars on the road continues to climb.
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Young motorists face some of the highest driving costs on record, with lesson fees, insurance, fuel and maintenance all placing pressure on those buying their first car.
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500,000 Miles and counting: The cars going the distance
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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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The Nissan Qashqai has retained its unwanted title as Britain’s most clocked car, with more than one in ten checked showing signs that their mileage had been wound back during the first half of 2026.
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Buying your first car is an exciting milestone, but it is easy to let enthusiasm influence your decision. A smart-looking model or a powerful engine can seem appealing, yet the wrong choice could leave you facing higher bills than expected.
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Despite the Muddy wrap, we can all see that it is yet another lump of an EV, before they have even revealed that the Range Rover GT is actually a full on electricity car.
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The Eternal City sponsors and hosts the largest Vespa event ever, with enthusiasts riding in from all over the world
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Welcome to the world of Anarcho Campervan Tyranny. You heard it here first.
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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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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.
Read More: Crime of the Century
