Just in case you haven’t noticed the UK has reintroduced the Electric Car Grant (ECG), offering up to £3,750 off the purchase price of an eligible (that is the important bit) new electric vehicles (EVs). Why is this? Well, Analysis of the monthly Europcar Mobility Group UK electric vehicle (EV) barometer for the first half
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Car breakdowns are inconvenient on a good day, but some places take the stress, danger and awkwardness to a whole new level. Whether it’s rush hour on a freeway or midnight in the middle of nowhere, knowing what to do now can make all the difference. Here’s your go-to survival guide for six of the
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I like cheese. In a world increasingly micro-managed by the joyless, I intend to stand firm on this – they can take my cheese from me when they prise it from my cold, dead hands. I also like France. Controversially, I think British cheese is better. This is, however, a view I am reticent to
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Here is the thing, I wasn’t going to get myself all agitated about the launch of a new electricity car. What’s the point? It is what it is, heavy and rather pointless. However it was the manner of this particular vehicle launch which annoyed me the most and the way in which it was conducted.
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Catch up with Matilda & Jayne Walden Q&A by Kiran Parmar We are delighted to catch up with a very special guest and familiar face at Free Car Mag. From our previous stories, you no doubt remember she is a Guinness World Record holder for assembling a ‘Mr. Potato Head’ action figure from the legendary
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How to easily fix their design crisis FUGLY. They just are. All grille, not so much action. Odd body creases. Proportionally challenging. That’s without going anywhere near the build quality issues, those weighty batteries or screen heavy interiors that blight all modern motor cars. BMWs were once handsome beasts. Purposeful, business class travel with a
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Red Ed Millivolts Needs Solar Factories to charge up his BYD Dolphin I now live in the village of the damned. Damned to be blighted by thousands and thousands of Chinese made solar panels. Prime agricultural land will be given over to these things and the end game is, zero countryside. Fighting against this is
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2025 Mazda CX-80 Review – Mazda’s Biggest, Boldest SUV Yet! Mazda want to do it all. They want a big new flagship luxury SUV. That’s also hugely practical and a versatile seven-seater. Plus, thrifty economy and the ability to emit slightly tanked-up butterflies at most. It also needs to be relatively punchy when it comes
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Experts advise drivers across the UK to act swiftly as significant Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) changes take effect from 1 April 2025. These updates will see electric vehicles (EVs) taxed for the first time, alongside increased charges for many traditional petrol and diesel vehicles. With only months to prepare, drivers need to assess how these
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2025 Kia EV3 Review: The Affordable Compact Electric SUV Revolution The 2025 Kia EV3 is the Korean company's latest contender in the electric car market. The compact SUV is trying to make a statement about affordability and usability with prices starting at £32,995 and a maximum range of well over 350 miles. says Shahzad The []
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The thing is, Shahzad should have written this book thirty years ago. It would have saved us all a lot of bother, back then no one knew what this was. Writing about cars was a small exclusive club of which he was an important part. He’s done the hard graft so just follow his expert
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Free Car Mag’s favourite Classic Car Show returns and we hope to be chatting to the chaps about what will be happening. 10 New Episodes Air on National Geographic Every Thursday at 8pm, Starting 13th March Featuring Guest Appearances from Automotive Legends Jeremy Clarkson and Mike Brewer, Along with Comedian Johnny Vegas and More!
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