According to Gulf Oil we are Nation of Dipsticks - 8.2 Million Drivers Don’t Know How to Check Oil Level Surveying 1000 drivers of all different ages, Gulf Oil can reveal that the UK is a nation of dipsticks when it comes to car maintenance. We found: - 8.5 Million Drivers Don’t Know What a
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You’ve decided it’s time to transition to an EV but, and whisper this, deep down you’re a bit of a luddite. All you’ll want to know is how to plug it in, as for the rest, can it please just be a regular car like, you know, a Volkswagen Golf. You’re in luck. The VW
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This is all you really need to know…this is the only known road legal UK Bricklin, which is a Later example with the Ford 5.8-litre V8 has some early history and been brought up to impressive running standard by the UK owner over the last few years. Overall it is an incredible rarity and a
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Images ©Harrison Family. Bringing together a wide range of iconic and renowned motor vehicles, the London Classic Car Show is the must-see event for classic car owners, collectors and enthusiasts. The weekend of February 24th – 26th at Kensington, Olympia will see a dazzling display of celebrations marking the most famed aspects of automotive history,
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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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Ever wondered what led to the great success of Porsche automobiles? Motorsport! Motorsport not only gave Porsche the opportunity to test progressive technology that could be transferred to roadsters, it also was the ideal marketing tool with an enormous influence. A brief look back shows that successful serial winners and racing legends emerged in consonance
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New data from scrap price comparison service Scrap Car Comparison has revealed which car makes and models hit the scrap heap most often in 2022, based on internal data scrapped by the provider over the last year. Ford Focus was the UK’s most scrapped car model in 2022 Scrap Car Comparison’s data revealed that for
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Free Car Mag editor and founder James Ruppert did an interview with David Clews at the Unity News Network about the war on the car in particular and the motorist in general. UNN is a great independent channel find it here: https://dlive.tv/UnityNews Not all cars are equal. Some are more equal than others and those
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There is some good news for those of us who don't just enjoy driving our cars, but actually need them for work. to get to the shops and generally live our lives. Recent reports give us hope. Here is a video I made recently about these publications that you can download and share. Should give
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A car that nearly became the next Hot Wheels toy is being auctioned by leading classic and niche vehicle online platform Car & Classic. ‘Misfit’, a custom 1963 Ford Anglia was chosen to represent the UK in this year’s global Hot Wheels Legends Tour final. Free Car Mag has been following the story of ‘The
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25 years on from the launch of the third Oasis album, Be Here Now, released on 21 August 1997, legendary rock photographer Michael Spencer Jones is on a mission to find the white Rolls-Royce he used on the album cover. Back in 1997, Spencer Jones loaned the 1972 Silver Shadow from Leicestershire-based Flying Spares, the
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For some of us, the 1990s were only yesterday. They were simpler, Brit Poppy times with dial up Internet. The cars were brilliant too, not just characterful and entertaining they were safer. The adoption of ABS and crumple zones, along with power steering made them easier to live with, plus they remain truly fixable, rather
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