With the cost of living soaring and the UK on the brink of a recession, many of us are looking to save money on our next car. One of the most popular ways to save money is by buying used. That way, you won’t get the same level of depreciation compared to a new car.
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As we bid farewell to 2023 and welcome the new year, it’s time to take stock of the ever-evolving automotive landscape. The car market, encompassing both new and used vehicles, has seen its fair share of twists and turns over the past year. Shahzad Sheik tells us what he thinks from his expert perspective. Used
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Imagine car an event where you just turned up to somewhere local. Didn’t have to pay a penny, just had a chat with like minded owners and got the chance to look at everyday, working motors without some ironic agenda. There wouldn’t even be any intrusive corporate sponsorship. Simply a car show by the people
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Buying a car is a major life event, whichever way you look at it. You might be buying your first-ever vehicle, in the weeks before your first driving test. Your family might be expanding, and it might be time to upgrade to something fit for the morning school run. You might simply have the budget
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Car MOTs roll around once a year – but it doesn’t have to be a worrisome event. It can be helpful to take a few steps beforehand ahead of the test to give your car the best possible chance of passing. There may be talks of decreasing the frequency of MOTs, as well as delayed
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A new study has named the car models that have increased the most on Britain’s roads over the last decade, as well as the models that are disappearing. The motoring experts at Confused.com analysed DVLA data to find the number of each car model licensed in the UK in both 2012 and 2022, to reveal
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The keys to a brand-new car have been buried somewhere in the UK by Scrap Car Comparison, and the hunt is almost on to find them. (PLEASE NOTE THAT THE FIAT 500 MAY NOT CONTAIN ELLA EYRE it was just a nice picture we have for illustrative purposes only)… With the cost of driving creating
Read More: WIN a brand new Fiat 500 with Scrap Car ComparisonMotorway has announced its top 10 most in-demand used cars from over the summer, revealing which cars drove the highest number of bids, and which attracted the highest prices. EVs continue their popularity charge, making up four of the top 10. Meanwhile, retro models including the Fiat 500 and MINI Cooper continue to top the
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Bad credit car finance provider, Go Car Credit, has recently conducted a nationally representative study into the on-going cost of running a car. Whilst deposits are often seen to be the most substantial expense for a vehicle, Go Car Credit’s study seeks to raise awareness about the additional financial responsibilities that come along with car
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New research by Moneybarn reveals how new cars have become increasingly unaffordable, with prices rocketing up to five times faster than wages over the past decade. The finance company’s Carflation study has found that some car prices have more than doubled since 2011, whereas earnings have risen by one fifth over the same period. The
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What’s your number one priority when looking for a new car? Some prefer practicality and plenty of space – especially if they have a large family, while others value fuel efficiency above all else. But for many, reliability is the key feature, as the last thing anybody needs is to have their plans scuppered by
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THIS Halloween Franken-car is every motorist’s worst nightmare – when it comes to terrifying repair bills. The composite image has been created by the UK’s fastest growing motoring association MotorEasy. They combed through stats for more than 15,000 years of car ownership to uncover the most eye-watering repair bills seen over the last twelve months.
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