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Showers give way to sunshine for Supercar 2...
Despite a severe weather warning in the days leading up to this year’s Supercar Showdown and early rain on the morning of the event, over 5,500 visitors arrived at Beaulieu on Sunday, 23rd August, for this
Isuzu is now the template for Glendale̵...
Following the successful operation of its first two Isuzus that have been in service for just over a year, specialist national green services provider Glendale Managed Services Ltd has taken a further two new Isuzus to
EU6 changes and new engine make Dacia line-...
The Dacia Duster is now even more ‘shockingly affordable’ to run with the introduction of a brand new EU6-compliant 1.6 16V 115 petrol engine which improves performance, reduces fuel consumption and CO2 emissions, significantly reduces running
Ford ‘driving skills for life’ programm...
Ford is offering its free young driver training programme for the third year running in the UK. Drivers aged 18-24 can now sign up for the DSFL training at London’s Excel Exhibition Centre on the 20th,
First UK deliveries in sight as Ford Mustan...
Almost 2,000 Ford Mustang orders have been taken in the UK since January as the first...
South goes mad for nearly new Beemers and V...
The country’s largest automotive marketplace for new and used vehicles has just published its latest tables of fastest selling cars. Auto Trader figures covering July reveal that the 2012 BMW 1 Series Petrol Auto was the
The all-new Nissan NP300 Navara: Raising th...
The all-new Nissan NP300 Navara sets a new benchmark in the one-tonne pick-up sector...
Don’t forget to nominate in Car of th...
Nominations for the 2015 International Historic Motoring Awards’ Car of the Year close on September 1st.
Thought-provoking interactive resource laun...
Brake, the road safety charity, has produced a free interactive e-learning resource to highlight the importance of making sure your vision is up to scratch...
RHA says apprenticeship levy looks like a t...
The Road Haulage Association considers that Government’s planned changes to boost apprenticeship numbers and drive up the quality of courses risks being little more than a new tax on payroll in the road haulage sector and
