Car News
Maserati GranTurismo S Automatic to be unveiled at Geneva show
True to Maserati’s commitment to introduce a new model at each international car show, the GranTurismo S Automatic will première at the next Geneva Auto Show.
Audi UK drives down running costs for Audi drivers
Free MOT testing by Audi technicians with absolute fluency in Vorsprung durch Technik is now available at UK Audi Centres for all privately owned Audi models.
Interest in classic and collector car ownership is fizzing
In contrast to the downturn in the mainstream motoring market, and a predicted 20% annual drop in new car sales, trading in the classic and collector car ‘hobbyist’ sector remains vibrant, with increasing numbers of motorists considering first-time ownership of an older, classic car, comments insurance specialist, Hagerty International Ltd.
Jaguar Land Rover and Prosperity Through Science
The importance of continued investment in research and development, despite the current economic downturn, for future prosperity has been highlighted by Jaguar Land Rover.
Spring into a ’09 model this March with Citroen’s latest deals
Citroen is making new car ownership even more desirable and affordable this March as it unveils an amazing range of promotions to meet the requirements of every driver looking to get behind the wheel of a brand new ’09 registered model.
Fleets should ban all mobile phone use
Safety-focused businesses should ban employees from using all mobile phones while driving after a company director was believed to have become the first person in Britain to be convicted of careless driving over the use of a hands-free mobile phone.
Aston Martin enters Croatia
Forming part of Aston Martin’s ambitious expansion plans for the company’s global dealership network in 2009, the luxury marque has announced the opening of Aston Martin Zagreb.
Jaguars roar with 100% sale at Manheim Auctions, Bristol
Every one of the 111 models in Jaguar’s latest closed auction at Manheim Auctions, Bristol was sold at a total value exceeding £2 million.
Motorists turn to dealer finance in economic downturn
The latest statistics released by the Finance and Leasing Association show that the number of people buying cars on finance dropped significantly in the last three months of 2008.
Subaru Justy: A racy little number
Subaru has the perfect answer for belt-tightening motorists wishing to downsize but not down-spec. Diminutive delight, the Justy 1.0R is now available as a much sportier little number: the Justy 1.0 Twin Cam Special Edition.
Prevention is the best protection
Over 40% of UK drivers have been a victim of car crime, according to recent figures and 1 in 5 no longer feel safe on Britain’s roads. In response to this, TRACKER, the UK leader in stolen vehicle recovery, has highlighted practical precautions motorists can take to make themselves safer.
Reward for building a strong relationship
BMW (UK) Ltd has chosen HPI as its preferred supplier of provenance and mileage checks, confirming the strength of HPI’s long-term relationship with the manufacturer.
Antonov appoints Bernd Ramler as a company director
Antonov, a UK-based automotive innovation company with a broad portfolio of automatic transmission technologies, has announced the appointment of Dipl.-Ing. Bernd Ramler as a non-executive director.
Past and present Rolls-Royce classics sold at Manheim
A modern day wonder of automotive engineering stood shoulder to shoulder with its timeless and elegant counterpart from 28 years ago at Manheim Auctions’ latest Prestige Sale.
Which? Car brands 4x4s as 'socially unacceptable'
A Which? Car magazine press release entitled 'Time to ditch the 4x4?' has claimed that "gas-guzzling cars like 4x4's are becoming socially unacceptable - unless you are a farmer.