Korean companies Hyundai and now Kia, appear to be leap-frogging more recognised and established car makers in the race to create desirable, usable and quality electric cars. The 2022 Kia EV6 has just gone on sale, and is Kia’s version of Hyundai’s Ioniq 5 – kind of. Discrepancies in dimensions and battery packs, maintain sufficient
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It is this time of year that most of all dread – Winter. Days are getting shorter and darker; nights are getting longer, and typical unpredictable bad British weather awaits us. So, let’s see what we can do to get our cars ready for winter; spending some time now getting our cars ready could save
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Leading northern auction house Manor Park Classics is opening its doors to a Saturday sale for the first time next month, with a diverse and interesting mix of affordable vehicles – many at no reserve – and a reduced buyers’ premium for this sale only as a thank you to customers for their year-round support.
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The introduction of the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) next Monday will affect an estimated 337,000 older petrol and diesel cars will incur £12.50 daily because their owners live within the expanded ULEZ area that will stretch between London’s North and South Circular roads. The capital is not the only city aiming to reduce petrol
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This stunning brown British classic sportscar looks like it’s time-warped in from the 1960s or 70s. Well, it certainly may have originated from that period, but this is essentially a new car, or rather what is popularly known as a ‘restomod’. First, a bit of history: Jensen Motors revived the Interceptor badge (possible the coolest
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Sports Utility Vehicles or SUV’s are very popular, and love them or hate them, they are here to stay. So, this month, Kiran Parmar is road testing the luxury baby SUV from Lexus, the ‘UX’ self-charging hybrid. On first glance, the UX is a striking looking vehicle, with sharp, distinctive, futuristic Japanese styling with a
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The Mazda CX-30, introduced last year, slots under the CX-5. So why not call it the CX-4? Because there is already a CX-4 sold in China, which is a different car. And this is based on a the Mazda3 hatchback, although its 7cm shorter and 10cm taller. The same platform is also the basis for
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You’re thrown, aren’t you? At first glance you thought you knew what this car was. Then you looked again and you weren’t so sure after. A third glance caught the Suzuki badge, and then you found yourself really perplexed. ‘Across’ it says on the back. ‘Across’ what? ‘Across’ from where? Or is it a ‘Across’
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This is the all-new fifth generation Toyota Supra, reborn after a gap of 17 years, thanks to a little collaboration with BMW – most of its underpinnings and much of its interior is shared with the BMW Z4. But while the Z4 is a roadster, this is firmly a coupe with a fixed roof implying
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So you need a new car for your business. But do you buy it outright or lease it from a dealer? Leasing is where the company makes fixed payments every month to rent a vehicle or equipment – without ever owning the vehicle or tools. Buying, meanwhile, refers to owning the vehicle or equipment outright.
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Runcorn – Manor Park Classics’ enduring recipe of frequent sales at its Cheshire base, with a diverse mix of good-quality sub £100k vehicles, reeled in the usual healthy mix of in-person, online and telephone bidders at its Autumn sale. Illustrating buyers’ growing demand for uncorrupted, genuine turn-key cars was the 2007 Morgan Aero 8 that
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For as long as people need to get from one place to another, there will always be demand for taxi drivers. For those who are built to spend hours behind the wheel, ferrying passengers from one part of town to another, it’s a respectable way to earn a living. In an age of ride-hailing apps,
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