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IAM Top Tips To Avoid Car Crash Scammers
Motorists can often fall victim to intentionally staged road accidents, which force insurance companies to pay out high claims.
MINI UK Announces John Cooper Works Challen...
The new MINI Cooper John Cooper Works Challenge takes track-driving performance to a new level,
Ever Wondered What Goes Into Designing A Ne...
1,400 days, more than 1,000 sketches, 5,000 kilos of clay and 1,000 litres of paint. These are just some of the figures that go into designing a new model of car.
National Survey Depicts British Driving Beh...
Car leasing and finance broker First Vehicle Leasing www.firstvehicleleasing.co.uk has undertaken a survey to find out more about how people in the UK drive.
Nissan Announces Development Of World First...
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. announced today that it is currently researching and developing a Solid Oxide Fuel-Cell (SOFC)-powered system that runs on bio-ethanol electric power.
Hi-Tech Update For Škoda Octavia: Compact ...
The 2017 range of ŠKODA Octavia models is becoming even more dynamic and efficient. A new high-tech, three-cylinder turbo petrol engine completes the engine range; adaptive DCC is optional for versions with 150 PS or more.
Scania Continues Raising £££ For Local C...
Staff at Scania (Great Britain) Limited's Milton Keynes headquarters have continued their long tradition of raising funds for local registered charity Willen Hospice by donating a total of almost £6,000 already this year.
GreenRoad To Exhibit Award-Winning App At S...
GreenRoad will demonstrate how its award-winning, driver behaviour mobile app can cut costs and improve the safety of field service fleets when it exhibits at Service Management Expo 2016.
Jardine Motors Ignites Spark In Apprentices
Milton Keynes youngsters are being inspired with apprenticeship opportunities at local motor retailers in the area as part of Jardine Motor’s Group’s strategy to attract and grow a broader employment base.
The Rise Of The ‘Bleisure’ Trav...
More than a third of British employees (33 per cent) frequently extend their business trips into their personal holidays, according to new research*
