Car News
Audi extends DTM lead
Extension of the lead and reduction of weight: in front of 80,000 spectators at the DTM’s fourth round at the EuroSpeedway Lausitz, Audi created an ideal starting base for its home race at the Norisring.
SEAT Leon TDI wins again at thriller Thruxton
Jason Plato gave the SEAT Sport UK Leon TDI its third win in six HiQ MSA British Touring Car Championship races after a characteristically never-give-in performance at Thruxton.
Primastar is the medium van of choice
Nissan naturally considers its Primastar to be one of the most attractive mid-sized panel van ranges on the market, and now that viewpoint has received a strong, independent endorsement, picking up the Best Medium Van accolade in the 2008 Van Fleet World Honours.
Used car prices hold but demand is falling
BCA’s new Pulse data for April shows that average used car values moved very little in the month. Across the board, April values averaged £5,406 - virtually unchanged from March, which recorded an average of £5,400 - on stock that was of a similar age and mileage profile.
Why you can be the next Lewis Hamilton
Hardly any career path is as difficult to follow through as the one of a racing driver. Millions dream of it, yet only few are successful. There is one easy step to pursue your passion by taking part in a national competition that is determined to find Britain’s next Lewis Hamilton, and this could be you!
The new Saab 9-5 Turbo Edition
Swedish car manufacturer Saab has announced the launch of a new Special Edition of its 9-5 model, set to be the best value premium car on the market.
Parker’s Car Price Guide: May trends, best buys and great deals
March 1 2001 could be pivotal date for many used car buyers in the future. It is the date used as the point where road tax or vehicle excise duty began being calculated on a car’s CO2 emissions. It will lead to considerable confusion next year when new higher rates of road tax come into force.
Infiniti forms an orderly queue
Infiniti, Europe’s newest premium car brand, has launched an internet based ‘reservation list’ in response to demand from customers eager to be among the first in their country to own one of the company’s range of performance cars when deliveries start from October 2008.
Viper ready to strike at Rockingham Avon GT round
Both Northampton-based Paul O’Neill and Peterborough’s James Gornall believe they’ve got the right car to take victory on Spring Bank Holiday, when the Avon Tyres British GT Championship comes to their local circuit of Rockingham, near Corby.
When teenagers take to the wheel
How we train our new drivers is under scrutiny this month – because the Government is still rightly concerned about the number of young driver deaths on our roads.
Martin Brundle to race in Formula Palmer Audi at Spa
The Formula Palmer Audi Championship welcomes a new driver to the grid for this weekend's races at Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium - former Formula 1 driver Martin Brundle!
Mountune’s Fiesta upgrades arrive on the street
The first Ford Fiesta ST+ cars to feature the new dealer-fit Mountune Performance upgrade packages are being handed over to customers this month.
Citroen makes driving less taxing this may
Citroen is making new car ownership even more affordable this month by offering a year’s free road tax on all new car sales.
Modern cars leave Brits at the roadside
Modern cars are leaving UK motorists confused with over a third of UK drivers (37%) admitting that they can't even understand the lights or warnings on their dashboards and in the event of a breakdown, three quarters (74%) admit they would be unable to repair their car, according to research by Britannia Rescue.
Celebrity Chef James Martin in his Maserati A6GCS at Mille Miglia
Celebrity chef and car aficionado James Martin has entered his latest addition to his car collection, a stunning Maserati A6GCS, in this year’s Mille Miglia race.