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Motorists can't afford to fix problems so drive on, say Motoreasy

Nearly one in five UK motorists admit to driving their car despite knowing it needs repairs because they can’t afford the bill, according to new research by car maintenance and ownership service, motoreasy. The claim comes at a time when the Government is considering extending the start of MoT testing – which checks the road

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Prime Suspect 1973 – fantastic news for classic car spotters

1973 is Free Car Mag's favourite year. It where our comic superhero Spencer Haze was around, so we can expect fags, boozers, fighting and epically cool classic cars. So we will be watching every Thursday on ITV at 9pm. See you there. Adapted from Lynda La Plante’s bestselling novel, Tennison, and produced by independent production

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BE AFRAID – NISSAN CONDUCTS ON-ROAD AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE TESTING IN LONDON

Robot Car Wars is back. Due to popular demand, our cute logo is back to warn you that there are robot cars on the loose right now and they may be coming to a City near you. As part of its commitment to creating a zero-emission, zero-fatality future for mobility, Nissan today showed to the

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Road Signs

Drivers don’t get road signs and should resit test says Asda Money

New research from Asda Money suggests there is a need for UK drivers to sit a second driving test once they’ve been driving for a decade or more, with a large majority not understanding basic road signage. To understand just how well British drivers understand the signage they regularly see on the roads, Asda put

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Forces Direct

Who Dares Wins Ant Middleton points forces in the right car buying direction

Free Car Mag loves Ant Middleton and the Who Dares Wins show although I doubt that the office would survive more than a few minutes of episode one. We would though do anything that Ant told us. Right now he has some great news for those who currently serve us in the armed forces and

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Patriots Day

Patriots Day – Your based on a true story thought provoking film for the weekend

We do have a brief piece about the film in the current issue (44) of Free Car Mag. In the aftermath of an unspeakable act of terror, Police Sergeant TOMMY SAUNDERS (Mark Wahlberg) joins courageous survivors, rst responders and investigators in a race against the clock to hunt down the bombers before they strike again.

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Racing driver Oliver Webb takes a Ferrari 488 Spider to Ras Al Khaimah

Ras Al Khaimah’s key adventure tourism offerings have been put to the test by British racing driver Oliver Webb as he explored and traversed the northern emirate with supercar vlogger Mr JWW. Taking the driving seat of a 660BHP Ferrari 488 Spider, the Le Mans Series Champion and winner of the Hankook 24H Dubai 2015

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Top Gear

Top Gear is Rebooted

As Chris Evans booted himself out of contention for Series 24, the BBC have resorted to Plan B. Matt LeBlanc, Chris Harris and Rory Reid are the new dream team. A return then to three blokes mucking about with cars. Find out on March 5th, at the moment all we know is this… Matt and

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Margot Robbie goes Electric, with Nissan

Margot Robbie has been revealed as Nissan’s new electric vehicle (EV) ambassador by racing the carmaker’s radical all-electric BladeGlider sports car around the world-famous Monaco Grand Prix circuit, at midnight. The prototype 190km/h Nissan BladeGlider, which hits 100km/h in less than five seconds, challenges the conventional thinking of what an all-electric sports car could look

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