Car Market
Vauxhall’s greenest Insignia dips below 120g
Vauxhall’s European Car of the Year-winning Insignia range is now an even more compelling choice for private and business users with the addition of an ultra-low emissions ecoFLEX diesel model and a new-to-range 1.4 Turbo petrol engine.
Popularity for ITV’s live BTCC race day coverage rises
ITV has revealed that the number of people watching its coverage of this year’s Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship is up by a staggering 34.6 per cent on average over 2010.
Wet and wild powerboat action at Cholmondeley Pageant
The Cholmondeley Pageant of Power, the UK’s biggest celebration of power and speed, will once again play host to the thrills and spills of circuit powerboat racing this year. Organisers have announced an exciting waterborne line-up, featuring an eclectic mix of hydroplanes, monohulls and catamarans.
Vehicle ownership satisfaction increases
Despite economic pressures on both auto manufacturers and consumers, vehicle ownership satisfaction in the UK has increased from 2010, with improvement occurring across all aspects of the ownership experience, according to the J.D. Power and Associates/What Car? 2011 UK Vehicle Ownership Satisfaction Study (VOSS).
Motorexpo visitors battle it out for Formula One prize
There are thrills and spills aplenty on offer at this year’s Motorexpo in the RaceRoom, where visitors can challenge each other on state-of-the-art simulators to win a unique Formula One experience.
AA Credit Card returns show fewer visits to petrol stations
Drivers are feeling the pinch of the 80 fill-up and, as a result, are looking for ways to save money on motoring, according to a study of fuel bought by AA Credit Card holders.
Simply Italian - Simply red
The Beaulieu Arena was turned into a sea of red for the first Simply Italian event, held in the grounds of the National Motor Museum on May 22nd with over 200 Italian cars and bikes on display in the Arena and surrounding parkland.
Don’t let the rain put a dampener on Bank Holiday travel
With rain showers forecast across much of the UK this coming Spring Bank Holiday weekend, TyreSafe, the UK’s leading tyre safety organisation, is encouraging drivers to check the condition of their tyres before setting off on daytrips or away on a mini-break.
Classic cars for every bank account
Classic vehicle enthusiasts still recovering from the recent downturn are looking for collector cars that offer the best value for their money. To help, Hagerty – the world’s leading provider of collector car insurance – has put together a list of “Best Classic Cars for Every Bank Account” as a guide for the first-time buyer.
Mitsubishi supports ‘Source London’ scheme
Mitsubishi Motors in the UK are to support the launch of the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson’s scheme to implement electric charging points across London.
Celebrities descend on the HMC for special Sci-Fi weekend!
A number of celebrities will descend on the Heritage Motor Centre when it hosts its special Sci-Fi weekend based around Doctor Who, Star Wars and Harry Potter on the 9 & 10 July.
Motorists cut back on car journeys
Three quarters of drivers (29 million) admit they are now using their cars less, with roughly two thirds (62 per cent) saying that the cost of motoring is to blame, according to new research from Santander Credit Cards.
The latest supercars in action at Goodwood Festival of Speed
From 1-3 July, the Festival of Speed will be the only place in Britain to see the very latest supercars in action, as well as up close in the popular Goodwood Supercar Paddock.
LEAF drivers in London can power up for free
Charging a Nissan LEAF in London has become simpler and cheaper with the launch of the Source London charging network. To mark the start of the initiative, Nissan is providing LEAF owners across the capital with access to the charging points for free.
Roadworks add three days to motorist journeys
Motorists' across the country are spending more time than ever stuck in traffic because of roadworks, according to research by leading car insurer, MORE TH>N.