Advice & tips

Many learner drivers worry about their practical driving test, but there’s also a big hurdle to overcome first - the theory test. The theory test requires a lot more home study and revision to understand the questions. Follow our advice…

We all love making extra additions to the things we hold dear, and automobiles are no exception to this practice. Buying and equipping our prized vehicles with car accessories is a habit we all car owners enjoy. However, not all of these…

First used in 1992, Immobilisers are security devices that have been compulsory on all new vehicles sold in England and Wales since October 1998. This means that as long as your car - or a car you are looking at buying - was first…

Out of the different two-wheeler manufacturers in the country, Royal Enfield is one of the country's most famous and prestigious companies. The company's rich history and well-designed bikes have made them the preferred choice for many bike…

Tips on Making the Right Choice for Your Next Automobile  Is it time to replace your car, or are you looking for something reliable for a new driver? Then you’ve probably gone back and forth between buying a new or used car.  There are…

With the Euro emissions standard, AdBlue technology was first deployed in passenger cars. It has been widely used in heavy goods vehicles for about a decade. Despite this, there appears to be some misunderstanding on what it is and how it…

Road tax (VED) rates for vans are relatively simple for business owners to work through, although there are still certain factors to consider. Unlike cars, which face variable tax rates based on their CO2 emissions, vans and other light…

Lane-keeping assist systems (LKAS) are just one of the vast array of safety features found on new cars today, the technology’s main function is to keep you and your passengers safe on motorways and dual carriageways by helping if you wander…

With environmental pollution being a significant and growing concern across the globe, governments and car manufacturers are actively working to reduce harmful emissions from combustion-powered cars. The European emission standards were…

Buying a new car on finance is the norm - most people who buy new cars do so using some kind of finance arrangement. It’s also very common for used cars as well, which is good news for anyone thinking about using used car finance - plenty…

Fuel cards are a way to pay for petrol or diesel on company expenses without having to claim the money back later on. They’re useful for both employers and employees, and here we’ll explain how they work and why they might be a good idea…

how long do car tires last Around 71% of Australians rely on their car to get them to work or school. Despite being such a car-centric nation, many Australians don't know much about maintaining their vehicle. Despite the importance of…

Traction control is a safety feature that has existed for decades in various forms, but it became a compulsory requirement on all new cars built from 2011 onwards. As with many car safety features, it runs in the background and you may…

Striking automatic features have made people get excited and passionate about luxury cars. An automatic door lock system is one such attribute. Cars locking by themselves have become common and frequent in our lives. It is not a cause for…

In January 2020, around 1,44,279 new cars were sold in the U.S, which shows we're always after the latest models.  Buying a new car has many perks as it is customized to your lifestyle, has newer features, and comes with lower insurance…