Car News
Porsche biography book debut at Goodwood Festival of Speed
The eagerly awaited Porsche history book “Ferdinand Porsche—Genesis of Genius” will have its international debut at the 2008 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Kia enjoys half-year sales boost despite market downturn
Despite economic gloom affecting the automotive market, Kia’s high-quality range of excellent-value cars is bucking the trend with 2008 half-year sales up by 29 per cent, compared to the first six months of 2007.
Navara X-BACK - Where style meets functionality
Navara has never been lacking in the looks department but Nissan has now added even more appeal with the addition of the Aventura X-BACK.
Why large 4x4s are ‘impossible to part-ex’
Parker’s, Britain’s biggest and best-selling car price guide has gained exclusive information from trade insiders which suggests that there is currently no demand among used car buyers for petrol 4x4s.
Gallagher review calls for Biofuels use to slow down
The Renewable Fuels Agency's Gallagher review into the indirect effects of biofuels is released today (7 July). The review, led by RFA Chair Professor Ed Gallagher, examined the "indirect effects" of biofuels.
Porsche victory in legal campaign
Porsche has announced a formal victory in its legal campaign to prevent the introduction of a £25 charge on larger vehicles driving in London .
Joined up thinking from BCA and 2nd Byte
BCA and 2nd Byte have announced a new strategic partnership to offer manufacturers and their dealer networks greater control and transparency in their electronic remarketing.
Citroen C3 Picasso - practical, stylish and nimble
Citroen, Europe’s No.1 MPV manufacturer, has announced details of an exciting new addition to its award-winning Picasso family - the innovative, stylish and ingenious C3 Picasso.
Ending your holiday with a bang
Over 3 million people admit to driving home tired after flying long-haul, posing a risk of accidents to both themselves and other road users reveals Saga Motor Insurance.
500 Picnic rocks at Alexandra Park
Top TV presenter Alex Zane and new pop group the Crane Brothers were among the attractions that had the crowds rocking at the Fiat 500 PicNic in North London at the weekend (Saturday 5 July).
Sustainability and cautious approach key to future of biofuels
Transport Secretary, Ruth Kelly, and Environment Secretary, Hilary Benn, have set out a new approach to biofuels based on recommendations from the Gallagher review, including that the introduction of biofuels in the UK should be slowed down to take into account emerging scientific evidence about their sustainability.
Renault Koleos on sale now
Renault’s new 4x4 crossover, Koleos, has arrived on UK shores and is on sale now. Boasting MPV levels of comfort and interior space combined with robust exterior styling and genuine off-road ability, Koleos’ class-leading standard equipment puts its rivals in the shade.
Ten top reasons to visit Goodwood Festival of Speed
In just over one week the 2008 Festival of Speed (11-13 July) will get underway with around 150,000 excited motor sport enthusiasts coming to see their favourite star cars and drivers in action.
Portraits of adventure
A collection of 60 photographs that represent the spirit of adventure has been brought together for a special exhibition at the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) in London, to celebrate Land Rover's 60th anniversary this year.
Under-inflated tyres add to fuel bill
With motorists looking for new ways to cut their fuel bills, Kwik-Fit’s annual nationwide tyre spot check concludes that 12 million motorists could cut costs at the pump by a combined £1.4 billion in the next 12 months - simply by keeping their tyres inflated to the correct pressure.