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Excess mileage charges and how to avoid them Unexpected charges at the end of a lease contract are not a welcome surprise. You can avoid excess mileage charges by following some simple steps. We look at these charges and show you how to avoid them. WHAT ARE EXCESS MILEAGE CHARGES When y...

Afford an electric car with our money saving tips The number one reason people say they’re not switching to an electric vehicle (EV) yet is the cost of them. Yes, the issue of charging does crop up but as the number of charging stations continues to increase the issue of price remains. W...

Have you tried the new E10 fuel yet? The new E10 fuel is now available at fuel courts but many motorists still do not know what it is. Research by motoring group the RAC in August showed that one in four drivers do not know what E10 is. This is despite a huge marketing campaign run by the go...

New electric cars coming this year Manufacturers are producing more electric cars (EVs) now than ever before. We’ve seen heaps of new launches already this year and there are plenty more to come. The government wants all cars to be electric by 2030 and carmakers are pushing ahead with new...

Cool gadgets for your car Cars are now an extension of the home. Gone are the days where tape cassette players were the latest must-have. Motorists now want the world at their fingertips. We have picked out the top 10 car gadgets and there’s something for everyone! Amazon Echo Auto Ta...

Peace of mind with maintained lease vehicles Having a company car is something most of us can only dream of but did you know that by taking out maintenance with a lease vehicle you practically have all the benefits associated with a company car? Those used to a company car will notice hardly ...

News of a global shortage in microchips is threatening the motor industry with lead times doubling and many factory orders not arriving until January 2022.   A factory order on a Land Rover is usually delivered within three months, current lead times are between five to six months. Fo...

Electric vehicle (EV) sales are booming, registrations are at an all-time high and news this week shows the UK has replaced France as Europe’s second largest electric car market after Germany.   In the first quarter of this year battery powered electric vehicles tripled, accounting for ...

Why could car prices increase post Brexit? The Department of International Trade has recently announced a post-Brexit tariff change for new cars built in the EU if the UK is to leave without a deal. Estimates of these costs range from £1500 to £4000+ meaning the cost of your new car could be si...