How a Vehicle History Report Can Guide Your Purchase
a history report can help you understand what happened to a vehicle before it reached the current seller.
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How to check and evaluate a used car?
taking time to inspect and evaluate the vehicle can help you make a more informed decision. A thorough evaluation should cover the car's history, exterior, interior, mechanical condition, documentation, and driving performance.
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Half Million Milers according to Select Car Leasing
500,000 Miles and counting: The cars going the distance
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Used Convertibles stay drier with Fabsil
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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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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BMW E46 330i Updated by Ebay
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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76 Plate Registration Rip Off
There are lies, damned lies and registration statistics. For the moment though the motor trade is dancing gaily around the showroom potted plants in anticipation of the big pay days they will be getting on September 1st.
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What the Hell Happened to Car Advertising?
Matthew Corrigan explains why all car advertising now is rubbish.
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How to buy a ’76 Plate Car with The Motor Ombudsman
Before deciding which make and model to buy, you should work out what you can comfortably afford – not just at the outset, but also in the longer term. Car ownership brings costs, such as vehicle maintenance, insurance, fuel and charging, as well as road tax.
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Nissan Qashqai is UK's most Clocked Car says CarVertical
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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Five Things Young Drivers Should Consider Before Buying Their First Car
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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Motoreasy Reveal the World Cup of Reliable Cars
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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