For many motoring experts, when a vehicle approaches 200,000 miles on the clock, it’s nearing its life expectancy. But there are many vehicles in the UK that have gone further, exceeding the 250,000 mile barrier. And the Skoda Octavia – on sale in Britain since 1998 – tops the list, with more 250,000-mile-plus Octavias on
Read More: Skoda Octavia the UK’s ‘most durable car’ says Motoreasy
MotorEasy, the UK’s fastest growing motoring association, will be the headline sponsor for the 2020 What Car? Car of the Year Awards. Taking place at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 14 January 2020, the What Car? Car of the Year Awards in association with MotorEasy are the most highly trusted, respected and valued
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SUBARU has topped a new list of the most reliable cars on UK roads, proving by far the least likely to break down. The Japanese purveyors of the Impreza, Forester, Outback and BRZ trounced the competition – with nearest rival Honda proving almost four times more likely to need a repair. But it
Read More: Subaru is the most reliable car says motoreasy
MotorEasy, the UK's fastest growing motoring association, is stepping up its efforts to make car ownership as simple and effortless as possible with the launch of a new series of informative consumer-focused videos. Fronted by TV presenter, motoring journalist and consumer champion Rebecca Jackson,
Read More: Rebecca Racer keeps it simple with motoreasy
Four out of five drivers are overpaying for their service and MOT by not booking them together, new research shows. According to the UK’s fastest growing motoring association MotorEasy, up to 85% of a typical car’s scheduled service checks are covered by the same checks conducted by MOT testers. Owners who book their service and
Read More: Motorists overpaying for servicing and MOT says motoreasy
The UK’s fastest growing motoring association, MotorEasy, has a brand new an online tool that allows members to track the progress of garage maintenance and repairs on their car. The Repair Tracker is much like the tool that lets people ordering takeaway pizza see when their food is being prepared, baked and put in transit,
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Garage satisfaction ratings from 1,100 customers indicate car owners are happier with an independent workshop than a main dealer. But the biggest satisfaction ratings were reserved for MotorEasy network workshops, where customers didn’t need to liaise with mechanics, whether independent or franchised. MotorEasy says its analysis of the survey results indicates that motorists don’t trust
Read More: Customers prefer Independent Garages says motoreasy
Rebecca Racer (real name Rebecca Jackon) has been sharing tips, advice and reviews for over a decade, and is currently presenting “Modern Wheels or Classic Steals” on DAVE. Now the great news is that she is part of the motoreasy team Her new and used car reviews for The Telegraph & What Car? are a
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Franchised dealers are charging up to £180 for a simple car diagnostic check that can take as little as 30 minutes, according to MotorEasy, the car ownership and maintenance service. An investigation of franchised dealers across the country revealed consumers aren’t always getting a fair price when it comes to finding out what’s wrong with
Read More: Diagnostic Checks can cost up to £180 says motoreasy
Car manufacturers are guilty of confusing drivers with complicated names for common features and simple technology. MotorEasy has revealed some of the most baffling lingo used by car makers as it continues its fight for “plain English” in the UK automotive industry. The car ownership and maintenance service has launched the ‘Lost in Translation’ campaign
Read More: Car Manufacturers use too much Jargon says motoreasy
Nearly half of motorists (47%) feel they’ve overpaid for car repairs because of confusing jargon used by mechanics. Drivers hearing their ‘big end’ has gone or they’ve got ‘mayonnaise’ under their oil cap is causing them to lose faith in their garages. MotorEasy is calling time on confusing mechanic jargon with the launch of its"
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Car garages are already using the changes to the way the MOT works to ‘hold motorists to ransom’, according to vehicle ownership and maintenance expert, MotorEasy. Under the new Driver and Vehicles Standards Agency (DVSA) rules, faults found during an MOT are classified as either dangerous, major or minor, with official guidance suggesting that major
Read More: Garages could hold motorists to ransom says motoreasy