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How do car immobilisers work?
The immobiliser is a clever device that has been used to reduce car thefts across the country for the past 20 years and is a feature that many motorists forget their vehicle has.
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The origins of famous car names
Everybody’s familiar with the different car names that are on the market but do you know where your favourite car brands got their names from?
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How to correctly de-ice your windscreen
On a rushed freezing cold morning the last thing you want to be faced with is a frozen windscreen. The frustration that this can bring could tempt you to use defrosting methods that will end up doing more harm than good.
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How do hydrogen cars work?
Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe and can be used as one of the cleanest fuels on the planet – so why hasn’t hydrogen caught on?
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New Kia Niro facelift
The Kia Niro has received a new update that sees bold styling changes bring the popular crossover in line with Kia’s latest vehicles.
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New Kia EV9 Concept
Kia is further cementing their status as a premium EV brand with its latest EV9 concept.
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How does regenerative braking work?
If you’ve been looking at electric vehicles over the past couple of years then you might have come across the term ‘regenerative braking’ – but what does it mean and how does it work?
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New Toyota Aygo X
The Aygo X is the name of Toyota’s new city car crossover. This new model is the result of an Aygo reimagining that's seen the small supermini get an extended wheelbase and a raised driving position.
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How does car paint work?
The world of car paints can be a confusing one. They come in hundreds of different colours, shades and textures so its easy to lose your way.
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New Land Rover Range Rover facelift
This is just the fifth generation of the iconic Land Rover Range Rover and it might just be its most significant step forward yet.
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