New 2024 Series 12 of Car S.O.S (the car show with a heart!) begins on Thursday, 7th March 2024 at 8.00pm on the National Geographic Channel. See my exclusive interview with TV presenters Tim Shaw & Fuzz Townshend in this brilliant podcast! We talk about cars and episodes of the new series plus the important
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Leicestershire-based Flying Spares, the world’s largest independent supplier of Rolls-Royce and Bentley parts, has crystallised its guiding principle into a new company motto: ‘Recycle to Preserve’. Flying Spares director, Neil Arman, explained: “As we shifted to Employee Ownership, with company founders Ben and Lucy Handford stepping back from the day-to-day running of the business, we
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Flying Spares, the world’s largest independent supplier of Rolls-Royce and Bentley parts, has added a new premium antifreeze/coolant by PH Components (PHC). Suitable for all heritage models – every 1946-2009 Crewe-built Rolls-Royce or Bentley vehicle except the modern GT, GTC and Flying Spur – the new 5-litre PHC antifreeze/coolant was developed in response to consumer
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Haynes announces AutoFix, its most advanced online repair tool yet for motoring DIY tasks. This all-new digital product firmly debunks the myth that you can’t work on modern cars, and contains more features, and is more technically advanced than any other product in the history of Haynes. AutoFix is an advanced online repair tool that
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By Kiran Parmar Having recently said goodbye to my faithful Mitsubishi Lancer which I kept for thirteen years; I have a new daily driver that is my dad’s 2003 BMW 530d (e39). My dad purchased it back in 2006 from BMW North Oxford Garage with only 16,000 miles on the clock and one former keeper.
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Road accidents happen for any number of reasons. Drivers could be distracted by something on the road (or their phones), they could be under the influence of alcohol or they could be contending with some severe weather conditions. Either way, the result remains the same and across the UK, even with some of Europe’s strictest
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Breaking down in the car is a situation that all motorists will desperately want to avoid and being aware of what the main reasons for breaking down are should help motorists to stay on the roads. Automobiles are highly complex machines and there are a wide number of reasons why they might break down –
Read More: The UK’s Most Common Causes of Vehicle BreakdownTools for the Home Vehicle Mechanic Every car owner would benefit greatly from being able to carry out maintenance and minor repairs in their own home garage. This can be a brilliant way to reduce your costs and many people find it incredibly rewarding to work on their own car. There will be a few
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