The Daily Mirror's UK motoring section offers accessible, up-to-date news, reviews, and features on cars, driving, and automotive trends, catering to everyday drivers with a focus on practical advice and consumer issues. It reflects the paper’s working-class, mainstream audience with engaging content on new models, road safety, and motoring legislation.
Seven cars were found under water outside the boozer as 'high tides' hit
A London woman was shocked to discover a tracking device in her car after her iPhone sent an alert while she was driving - and couldn't believe who was responsible for it
One family has urged people to visit one UK Christmas activity, which they claim is the 'most unique' in Britain. The activity is perfect for anyone who is a driving or Formula 1 fan
The Blue Badge scheme allows disabled people to park closer to their destinations and reduce the physical strain of needing to walk further
The DWP has responded to concerns about wheelchair accessibility with a minister giving an update on if substantially adapted vehicles will be impacted by tax changes
Mirror Motoring's Stephen Jones didn't realise that when he chose the Citroën C4 Max Hybrid, he was choosing exactly the right car for the situation
Mirror Motoring's Stephen Jones went on a mission to see if one button 'can make a difference' when he tested the Porsche 911 Carrera S
Mirror Motoring's Stephen Jones wondered if the Maserati Grecale was good enough for Bono, would it be good enough for him?
Mirror Motoring's Stephen Jones has to change cars and is for the first time in his life, considering an SUV and going electric, is the Porsche Macan 4 the car for him?
Mirror Motoring's Stephen Jones never dreamed he'd get his hands on the steering wheel of a Lotus one day, and it was hard to let go of the Emira
The AA examined parking charges at the UK’s top Christmas markets to reveal the most expensive places to park - one hotspot costs £44 for four hours
The Government has confirmed new tax arrangements for the Motability Scheme from July 2026, with average upfront costs expected to rise by around £400 over three years
A car expert explains the specific circumstances where remaining in your vehicle with your seatbelt on is the safest option during a breakdown
Experts have called for current laws to be expanded
December brings ice, snow, and the very real possibility of being stuck on the side of the road in the dark. Here's what actually matters when things go wrong.
