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Why do we call ‘shotgun’ to get the front seat?
Whenever a group of 3 or more people are about to travel in a car, the first person to say “shotgun” gets to sit in the front seat.
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The M96: Britain’s Secret Motorway
Did you know that there’s a small stretch of motorway that sees more major accidents every year than any other road in the UK?
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What are high-resolution headlights?
Car manufacturers are competing all the time to ensure that their vehicles have the latest technological innovations.
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Vauxhall Corsa tops UK sales chart
The Vauxhall Corsa maintains its status as the UK’s best-selling car as it leads new car registrations so far in 2022.
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New Citroen logo
The famous French manufacturer has undergone a fresh new rebrand as it prepares to install an all-electric line-up.
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Windows down or air-con on, which is more efficient?
With temperatures rising and fuel prices soaring, what’s the most efficient way to drive your car?
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New Speed Limiter Rules
New vehicles released after the 6th of July in the EU will be required to come with Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) technology installed. The UK will not follow along at first but could end up adopting elements of the new rules further down the road.
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Why are new car logos getting simpler?
In the last few years, a wave of car manufacturers have opted to simplify their logos into a more minimalist design.
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Will battery swapping replace charging?
Rather than spending upwards of half an hour to recharge your electric vehicle, new battery swapping technology could see you back out on the road with a topped up car in under 10 minutes.
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New research shows that leasing an electric car is ‘18% cheaper’ than PCP
When looking to get a new electric car, there are a few different finance options to choose from. Two of the most popular options are Personal Contract Hire (PCH) and Personal Contract Purchase (PCP).
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