Car News
Car scrappage scheme greener than expected
WhatGreenCar has supported the Government’s Car Scrappage Scheme from its launch in April 2009 and now, at the halfway stage, it seems the UK Scheme has been a green success.
Don’t take risks when buying a used car
Everyone is aware that the recession is taking its toll on personal finances and those still eager to buy a vehicle may be tempted to take risks in an attempt to save money.
Give your engine the treatment it deserves
With fuel prices once again on the rise, more and more motorists are fervently searching for the cheapest forecourt fuel, when iconic engine care experts, STP, offer an easier answer to long-term savings.
Used car buyers queue up for quality
Autoquake.com, the UK’s largest online used car retailer, has revealed BMW is the nation’s most sought after used car brand.
Next generation Porsche 911 GT3 RS
Offering increased engine power, lower weight, shorter transmission ratios and a chassis optimised to an even higher standard, the new 911 GT3 RS sets the foundation for homologating the racing version of the 911 GT3.
Over 50s love their Minis
As the Mini celebrates 50 years since it first went on sale, Saga Motor Insurance reveals the British icon is a firm favourite with the over 50s and is one of the most reliable cars with many fewer Mini drivers making claims on their motor insurance.
Leon Cupra R: Seat’s hottest ever hot hatch is here!
SEAT is preparing to unveil its most potent model to date with next month’s Frankfurt Motor Show debut of the awesome new Leon Cupra R.
Late Bank Holiday brings more summer traffic congestion
With the August Bank Holiday falling late, heavy traffic congestion will start early this year, says Trafficmaster.
Mountune and Dallara complete first Formulino test
Mountune Racing, a part of the Performance Engineering division of Revolve Technologies, has just completed the first faultless test of the Mountune Ford Duratec 170bhp engined Dallara Formulino single seater at the Varano circuit in northern Italy last week.
Small cars and eco fuels lead July sales recovery
JATO Dynamics, the world’s leading provider of automotive data and intelligence, has released its monthly European new car market analysis for July 2009, showing the Volkswagen Golf remains untouchable as Europe’s best-selling car, despite strong sales performances in a resurgent small-car segment.
Jody Firth clinches Avon Tyres British GT4 Championship
A metal commodities trader from Wakefield has been crowned the 2009 Avon Tyres British GT4 champion, after clinching the prestigious title at Silverstone on Sunday.
UK's fastest Subarus descend on Northamptonshire
This Sunday (23rd August) sees Round 4 of Scooby Sprint Championship, held for the first time in the Midlands, on the
Music helps keep the peace whilst driving
With so many Brits deciding to stay at home and holiday in the UK this year, many will be turning to and using their company cars in order to reach their holiday destinations.
On-spot fines “too easy an option” for police
The IAM (Institute of Advanced Motorists) has echoed the concerns of the Magistrates' Association, pointing out that the careless driving ticket is too easy an option.
Koenigsegg to buy Saab
General Motors Co. confirmed it has signed a stock purchase agreement with Koenigsegg Group AB regarding the sale of 100% of the shares of Saab Automobile AB. The deal is expected to conclude in the next months and will then secure Saab’s future.