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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How Law Firms Help Blue-Collar Workers With Insurance Coordination After a Car Accident
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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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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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Temporary car insurance can help you arrange cover for a specific period, giving you a practical option when your plans change quickly.
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Kia PV5 Passenger Review: The Electric Van That Could Replace Your Family SUV says Shahzad Sheikh I don’t usually review vans, but then the PV5 isn’t just a van. This is the ‘Passenger’, essentially the people-carrying version of Kia’s new electric van. So, it’s an MPV then? Not quite. At least, not yet. It doesn’t
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There was a time when a sub-four-second dash to 62mph required something Italian, German and financially irresponsible. Now it requires £33,995 and a plug says Shahzad Sheikh. The 2026 MG4 EV XPower produces 434bhp from dual electric motors, drives all four wheels and hits 62mph in 3.8 seconds. To find something this quick in the
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Hearing a deafening roar from your vehicle’s exhaust is usually the first sign that your catalytic converter is missing in action says Oscar Collins. While the situation is frustrating, the steps you take immediately afterward can influence the repair costs, insurance claims and how quickly you get back on the road. Here’s what to do
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Free Car Mag are really excited by this one as some of the products that claim to make your plastic all black again, struggle. the next day they look all very grey. Autoglym, the UK’s largest car care brand, has launched Exterior Trim Restorer, a new premium-grade product that transforms dull and faded plastics back
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Car Taxation is Death And Bangernomics is on life support This increased taxation is nothing less than imminent death for a lot of very decent used cars. It also presents me with an opportunity to mention the fact that I have updated one Bangerpedia 2000 to 2010 and written another 2010 to 2020. I’d be
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Nobody Wants an Electric Edsel We did try to tell them… Here we are, several years down the line and we hate to say, ‘we told you so’, but we bloody well did. Let’s go back 57 issues to number 91 https://cdn.lumara.digital/freecarmag/magazine/Free-Car-Mag-Issue-91.pdf Worth a quick look if you want to see what we were saying
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Think about the last time you got into your car during one of those extremely sunny summer days. The steering wheel, the seats, the dashboard, all of them hot enough to fry an egg. That, needless to say, isn’t a comfortable experience. Roll down the windows and blast AC full force? Well, there is a
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