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.
Electric Vehicle (EV) prices are becoming increasingly affordable as the cost of batteries falls and manufacturers offer discounts on new and used EVs
Tyre experts have shared three checks that drivers should do before the end of October - and ideally before they next get behind the wheel - to avoid fines and penalty points
A survey has discovered which cars in the UK are the most reliable on sale in the UK with one sports car coming joint first in a formidable field
A new study has revealed the most popular names for cars among UK motorists - with one letter proving particularly popular
Motorists are being warned not to drive on Friday evening and into Saturday morning as Storm Amy is set to batter the UK with gusts of up to 80mph and torrential rain
A man was left fuming when his neighbour decided to park their car directly across from his driveway - but his wife had the perfect plan for revenge, leaving him 'proud' of her
Approximately 2.3 million cars were scrapped between January 2023 and June 2025 in the UK — of those 3,250 were EVs, accounting for just 0.14 per cent
The reversal comes amid a wave of backtracking from some of the planet's biggest and most respected motor manufacturers, signalling a worrying trend for climate goals
Some motorists may not be aware of the rules in place at supermarkets in the UK
As the summer fades into autumn, poor visibility during the darker mornings and evenings, never mind the seasonal downpours, make driving conditions much more hazardous
Spending a small amount of time and money could ultimately prevent you from losing hundreds, if not thousands of pounds at the negotiation table, helping you maximise your return
It's not one that many of us have likely ever used
Roundabout signalling is one of the most common causes of minor faults during driving tests, with indicating incorrectly potentially misleading other road users about your intentions behind the wheel
Campaigners and authorities are hoping to find the perfect balance between the safety of all road users, and not interfering too heavy-handedly with the independence of elderly motorists
A new survey has highlighted the fact many drivers don't know what to do if they are involved in a car accident.
