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Just in time for that highlight of the classic car world, Drive It Day, Barons has a fabulous line-up of cars for its sale at…

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars unveiled, for the first time, the first in a series of nine remarkable Wraith ‘Inspired by British Music’ cars to a select…

Regular readers of Transport News Brief will know we often discuss van safety: with almost 4.2m of them on UK roads, it is an important…

More than a million people from around the globe now enthusiastically follow Renault Sport on Facebook, the world’s largest social media platform.

Renault announce the signing of an exclusive partnership with Sicily by Car, a leading car rental company in Italy, and Enel, the country’s largest energy…

Hyundai Motor announces the name of its new sub-compact SUV: The All-New Hyundai Kona.

Morgan Motor Company today announces that its Charity of the Year partner for 2017 is the British Heart Foundation (BHF). The one year partnership will…

The All-New Ibiza certainly has the best design SEAT has ever produced in the supermini segment.

The all-new Mazda MX-5 RF has won the “Red Dot: Best of the Best” title at the 2017 Red Dot product design awards, adding to…

With one-third of all road crashes still involving vehicles driven on business.

Following a decade of rewarding the best in the business with BusinessCar Awards, this year we’re giving the formula a big shake-up and will be…

Buying a brand new car is something that many dream of. Although “running in” a car is not so critical today as it was in…

Mike Hawes, SMMT Chief Executive, said, “As overseas demand for British-built engines continues to grow in 2017, these figures tell a positive story about recent…

Full plans for the latest illustrious chapter in the Silverstone Classic’s remarkable history were confirmed at the official Media Preview staged today (Thursday) at the…

Ben, the not-for-profit that partners with the automotive industry to provide support for life to its people and their families, is delighted to announce a…

ROAD SAFETY organisation GEM Motoring Assist says better regulation of eyesight tests for drivers would cut collisions and make Britain’s roads safer.