Free Car Mag love Omologato. They make watches at real world prices that are stylish and have great motoring racing stories behind the. The latest addition to their range continues that great tradition with the legend that is Derek Bell. We wlcome the arrival of the limited-edition Derek Bell 500. Celebrating Bell’s remarkable glory at
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SUPER CARTOGRAPHY by Gocompare.com Go Compare have looked at where the world’s supercar are based and it makes interesting reading. England have the 27th highest concentration of supercar fans They looked at the concentration of supercar fans (across the top brands) compared to the global average: United Kingdom ranks 27th globally, while New Zealand claim
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We have been following the progress of this stupendous Supercar since last year. Now it seems to be not just ready to roll, but actually rolling. The legendary XJ220 – chassis no.004 – wearing new hand-made shoes has been under continuous testing at Bridgestone proving ground near Rome. This iconic British supercar is on its
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If you wondered why we had La La Land on our cover, well we knew it was going to be a staggeringly successful film. Indeed, it has dominated the Golden Globes. We have even found that there is a unique watch angle to the film too. Jaeger-LeCoultre congratulated “La La Land” director Damien Chazelle for
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We love London Fashion Week and at the moment they are dressing blokes and there is no one sharper then Dermott O’Leary. So we were pleased to see him swanning around in a G-Wagen, or G-Class as they call it these days, our very favourite Mercedes. Mercedes-Benz are the official vehicle sponsor for London Fashion
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Peter is now the proud owner of a Mondaine Smart watch. A wonderful post Christmas present and a great way to start the new year. Peter has downloaded the app and has set it up and is really pleased with it “looks good, feels good and it is easy to read”. Mondaine has once again
Read More: Our Mondaine Competition Watch has landed – on the winner’s wrist
We can’t wait to see Tina & Bobby this Friday not least because there will be a whole bunch of lovely classic cars. We know that there is a lovely S-Type Jaguar and there is bound to be a lot more classics. The story itself is fascinating. Tina and Bobby is an epic love story
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Until there are a few more women run garages, or at least more female machanics, this perception is unlikely to change. Almost a third of female motorists (29%) feel that a garage has overcharged them for work done to their car purely because they are a woman, according to new research by new car maintenance
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If you wondered why Free Car Mag are so closely connected with motoreasy the reasons are very simple. Here is a car maintenance and ownership service with the express aim of taking the hassle and stress out of running a vehicle and saving money for Britain’s motorists. With motoreasy you never need to speak to
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Phillip Schofield takes a walk on the wild side for brand new This Morning series and he appears to be driving a Porsche 356 Speedster, but it is probably a Chesil. Phillip Schofield embarks on a South African adventure of a lifetime in a brand new series Schofield’s South African Adventure for ITV’s This Morning.
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Whatever else comes to the silver screen this year, here is our favourite film, possibly ever. Essentially it is a film about cars disguised as a musical. Hopefully they will put that quote on the posters. To find out so much more and read what Emma Stone, Ryan Gosling and John Legend had to say
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Putting a positive spin on what Free Car Mag have consistently called, Robot Cars, continues with a survey by Nissan. Vehicles fitted with autonomous technologies will bring most benefit to the personal mobility of the disabled (56%), the visually impaired (42%) and the elderly (30%), according to a survey of the British public conducted by
Read More: Robot Cars are socially acceptable says Nissan