Car News
Female Power Revvs Up For The British Motor Show
Female power is revving up for the all new British International Motor Show as manufacturers chase women buyers.
Peugeot provides a safe haven for children
One of the biggest responsibilities of any parent is to ensure that their children are always safely restrained whilst travelling in a car.
Rodeo pickup sets economy record
A standard Isuzu Rodeo pickup has set a new fuel economy record by achieving a remarkable 52.01 mpg after being driven virtually non-stop from Land’s End to John o’Groat’s.
TV motoring team put car cleaning system to the test
The stars of the Used Car Roadshow Jason Dawe and Penny Mallory will be at the British Motorshow next week to help launch the new promotional DVD for top car cleaning product Diamondbrite.
The hottest seat in motorsport
In front of you – literally just in front of you – is the famous red, white and blue helmet of one Nigel Mansell, Formula One World Champion and Grand Prix Master. Behind you – literally right behind you – growls 600 brake horsepower of racing V8, ready to be unleashed. And wedged between the two is you, cocooned in carbon fibre, shrouded in fireproof Nomex and Kevlar, strait-jacketed by a six-point safety harness cinched so tight that every breath is curtailed.
Toyota and Lexus bring high technology, heritage and high-jinks to the heart of London
Toyota and Lexus models will be making a big contribution to a cavalcade through the heart of London this Sunday as a curtain-raiser to the British International Motor Show. The line-up will represent contrasting dimensions of the two brands’ automotive heritage, from the groundbreaking Corona saloon which introduced Toyota to the UK 40 years ago, to the world-leading hybrid power models of today.
The Captiva’s on its way – but here’s where it all started!
With all eyes fixed on the new Captiva at the British International Motor Show, the Chevrolet stand will also feature a car that is a piece of GM’s global heritage, and proof that when it comes to inventing new market segments, the American brand has always been a leader in its field.
Mini is Britain’s least depreciating car
The MINI retains a better residual value over a three-year period than any other car on sale in Britain, reports EurotaxGlass’s.
Isuzu helps customers avoid a £5,000 fine
An Isuzu breakthrough could help customers avoid a fine of up to £5,000 for not having a digital tachograph when towing.
Smart goes electric
The iconic smart fortwo will be available as an electric version, it was announced today. The UK has been selected to run a market trial for the introduction of a fully electric version of the popular two-seater car.
Great deals on car alarms and parking sensors
If you own a Vauxhall car or van and you want to keep it secure and in prime condition, there are some great deals available on Thatcham-approved alarms and parking sensors from participating Vauxhall retailers throughout the country.
VX Racing hope the sun shines on them at Croft
VX Racing’s Tom Chilton is raring to go after the long summer break in the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship calendar.
Volvo staff say goodbye to the last ‘FL’
During an emotional ceremony on Thursday 22nd June 2006, the last "FL" rolled off the production line in Gent to mark the end of another successful era for Volvo Trucks’ Belgian truck plant.
Maserati delights at Salon Privé
Guests at this year’s London Salon Privé will be able to admire the elegant Quattroporte Executive GT and Sport GT, together with the Maserati Trofeo GranSport in Audemars Piguet livery which was driven up Goodwood Hill this weekend by supermodel Jodie Kidd and Superbike Champion Troy Bayliss.
One millionth Ford Focus stars at British show
Sales of Britain's top-selling car have broken seven figures, with car number 1,000,000 on display at the British International Motor Show.