As Britons look anxiously at their fuel tanks, some of Britain's most efficient used cars could help ease efficiency worries

The Financial Conduct Authority expects to publish final rules for a motor finance redress scheme in late March, with millions potentially receiving compensation this year.

Drivers are being warned about the limit on how many litres of petrol they can stockpile.

More than 20,000 drivers nationwide have been caught with non-compliant number plates that risk fines reaching £1,000 and voided insurance.

British motorists have declared they drive far more politely than the French – while labelling their horn-happy neighbours the loudest drivers on the road.

Like the new Sport SV, but want it to look more like the old Sport SVR? Here's just the thing...

The first coupe we've seen at more than 150,000 miles - the first at a lot less than £15k, too...

A Brabus SL, a former Esprit show car and an original RS4 - all helped to brighten up a miserable month

Is a new 2.0-litre Eletre PHEV for you? In China, Lotus is adamant it should be For Me...

It looks incredible, it spits flames, and is quicker than a 720S GT3 at Bahrain. Imminent production promised, too

The final terms of the FCA’s motor finance redress scheme are expected to be published by the end of the month, with the regulator set to impose an ‘implementation period’ to help streamline the process.

UK economy could face ‘very significant’ impact from Iran conflict – OBR

Used car retail prices climbed in February, with second-hand EVs recording an encouraging rise.

Car dealer Just Motor Group has agreed a landmark deal which will see ownership of the firm fall partially into the ownership of its employees.

Motoring's biggest personality is still a proper petrolhead – as he reveals in our hour-long chat