Car Market
Classic & Sports Car launches new website
Classicandsportscar.com the website of the world’s biggest-selling classic car magazine, Classic & Sports Car, has relaunched after a complete re-design.
Supercars convoy to celebrate the Tourist Trophy
In what will be a remarkable sight for car enthusiasts, 30 supercars will depart from the Royal Automobile Club in Pall Mall in a police convoy to Silverstone on Friday 3 June at 10.00am.
Volcanic ash poses new threat to vehicle bodywork
Motorists across Scotland and Ireland are being warned that the volcanic ash from an Icelandic eruption could damage vehicle paintwork. The ash particles are reported to be larger than those which fell across the UK in April 2010, and car care experts at Autoglym are warning that the potential damage caused to car exterior surfaces is consequently even greater.
Elektromotive powers ‘green’ car test
Elektromotive is to provide eight of its innovative Elektrobay electric vehicle (EV) charging stations for this month’s GreenFleet Arrive ‘N’ Drive event.
Vauxhall Art Car Boot Fair 2011
Now in its seventh year and returning for its most creative event yet, the Vauxhall Art Car Boot Fair announces an enviable line up of talented artists, fashion designers and fabulous performers.
Men more stressed than women when stuck in traffic
They may be the butt of chauvinist jokes but it seems women drivers could end up having the last laugh, according to research by satnav firm TomTom.
Britain’s pothole crisis deepens
Cost-cutting measures by local councils that redefine which potholes get fixed will plunge Britain yet further into its pothole crisis, according to Warranty Direct.
Jaguar's C-X75 design story is told at Clerkenwell Design Week
Behind every car is a story, and the element of design is always a chapter within it.
An electric performance from Porsche with the Boxster E
Electric-powered rear and four wheel-drive variants of the Porsche Boxster E roadster sparked interest last week at the Michelin Challenge Bibendum in Berlin.
Santa Pod Jap Show - The Joy of Six
The march of progress has turned into a sprint… but where is the finish line? That is question on everyone’s lips as Brams Racing’s John Bradshaw pushes the boundaries of the Japanese car tuning scene in the UK.
North Lanarkshire Council purchases fleet of Mitsubishi i-MiEVs
North Lanarkshire Council just got a little bit greener by taking delivery of 12 new pure-electric vehicles to extend its pool car scheme. The new Mitsubishi i-MiEVs are clean to run and have zero exhaust emissions, both of which attributes will contribute to the council’s aim of finding sustainable and environmentally-friendly ways to work.
Petrol cars still the people’s choice
Petrol cars still beat diesel models in the popularity stakes despite the typically higher fuel economy of diesel engines, a recent study of UK motorists shows.
Britain’s worst potholed roads named
The B6343 near Morpeth and Fieldhead Lane, close to Holme, have been named as the worst pothole-strewn roads in Britain by Warranty Direct’s potholes.co.uk campaign website.
Motorists warned to get insured ahead of crackdown
Motorists are being warned to insure their vehicles ahead of a new crackdown to tackle the menace of uninsured driving.
Mirror, signal, aim and fire - car paintballing
Calling all thrill seekers, the latest adrenalin pumping leisure pursuit has arrived. The pastime, which involves slamming your foot down on the accelerator of an off road car whilst firing a paintballing gun from the bonnet, is certainly not for the faint hearted.