Car News
DIY James Bond Style
Even the expertise of ‘Q’ might struggle in getting this Aston Martin ready for James Bond to use at a moments notice! Earlier this week, a 1966 Aston Martin DB6 Vantage sold for £26,950 at BCA’s Classic & Historic sale in Bridgwater - despite being in bits.
MINI makes a million
Six years after the start of series production, the one millionth MINI has rolled off the production line at Plant Oxford. This represents another milestone in the car’s history and highlights the continuing success story as rising global demand for the British-built car heads for new production and sales records.
Join RMIF fight against MOT interval changes at ATS 2007
The Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF) will be rallying opposition against the Government’s plan to lengthen MOT test intervals at the Automotive Trade Show (ATS) 2007.
Pro-Drive acquired by IAM
Pro-Drive, the Stafford-based fleet risk management and driver training specialist, has announced that it has been acquired by IAM Fleet, the professional training division of the IAM (Institute of Advanced Motorists).
LTI Vehicles – top performer
The Coventry-based manufacturers of a global icon have scooped a prestigious prize in the plc Awards.
Ricardo showcases hybrid technology at New York Auto Show
Demand for fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly vehicles is on the rise as the public, governments and vehicle manufacturers look for ways to reduce fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.
Record production levels for European Kia factory
Since the first cee’d five-door rolled off the Zilina assembly line in December 2006, manufacturing at Kia’s all-new facility in Slovakia has been setting a series of production records, with more than 24,000 cars made so far this year.
“Black Wednesday” for Spring car crash peak
Wednesday is the new Friday when it comes to the most likely time for a car accident during the Spring, according to new data.
New Chevrolet concepts are show’s smash hits!
Making their all-singing, all-dancing debut at this week’s New York Auto Show, a trio of new concept cars proves that Chevrolet is in tune with buyers’ demands across the world.
T180 flagship joins new Toyota Auris range
The role of Auris in transforming Toyota’s profile in the C-segment hatchback market will enjoy maximum impact with the arrival of the new performance-focused T180.
Get the bugs out of your system
With spring in the air, drivers concerned about the effectiveness of their car’s air conditioning system can take advantage of a special de-bugging service from participating Vauxhall MasterFit Centres throughout the summer at the highly competitive price of £29.99.
Total 911 Digital Edition is available now
Total 911 is the world’s only magazine dedicated to the Porsche 911. And now enthusiasts around the world can now read this superb publication on their computer screens, using the groundbreaking Digital Edition – a world first for a Porsche title.
Kia introduces five year warranty on Carens
Planning a busy summer and need to get the kids, the luggage and dog away in comfort? Kia can’t guarantee peace and quiet but Carens can give peace of mind with a new five year, unlimited mileage warranty.
Buyers of new hatchbacks beware: practicality comes at a price
EurotaxGlass’s has uncovered a ‘depreciation trap’ affecting some of Britain’s best-selling cars. The publisher of Glass’s Guide has revealed that five-door variants of some family hatchback models, such as the Vauxhall Astra, Citroën C4 and Renault Mégane, suffer from significantly higher rates of depreciation than their three-door equivalents.
Kia ups the interest with zero per cent spring offers
Kia has announced great deals on six models ian the range that will breeze into the showrooms during the spring period – offers that will provide great value to customers and will reward their loyalty.