Major changes that came into effect across the nation earlier this week mean more than a million drivers in the UK might be paying significantly more than they need to — unless they take action now

Proposals to ban pavement parking are currently being reviewed, with a transport minister recently confirming she was in favour of a nationwide ban

Car experts from the magazine Auto Express tested out hundreds of 2025's best cars and chose electric family car the Skoda Elroq as their favourite, calling it "near-faultless"

If you're in the market for a new car you should take a look at this list of five popular used cars which have poor build quality and common faults

The BMW Z3 may be a somewhat forgotten classic, but this used car expert believes it's a great second-hand buy. It won over enthusiasts with its retro-inspired design, smooth engines and grip

Scotty Kilmer has been working on cars since the 1960s and regularly shares his expertise in a series of YouTube videos in which he explains how drivers can save money

A new EU rule is forcing UK drivers to install speed limiters in cars.

Pro mechanic Paul Lucas has revealed the most 'reliable car in the world' after buying a second-hand model for just £500 over a decade ago before 'all the unnecessary bells and whistles came in'

Many of the original Land Rover competition vehicles from the iconic Camel Trophy events, which ran from 1981 to 2000, are still on the road today and going strong

A game-changing technological advancement could see the batteries in electrical vehicles (Evs) charge significantly faster and last longer - luring even more Brits to make the eco-friendly switch

Brits are being urged to check for six items commonly found in cars that could wind up putting you, your vehicle and other road users in danger if they're not removed this weekend

Auto Express editor Paul Barker explained that some car companies charge customers different rates for spraying their cars a certain colour as he cautioned about possible additional costs

UK motorists over the age of 70 have been dealt a major blow after the release of a damming survey questioning the ability of elderly drivers to remain on busy road

Anticipating the movement of a vehicle is key to avoiding motion sickness, which is why drivers, who should always be able to see what is coming, are less likely to feel sick than passengers

A popular car manufacturer is urging drivers to take their vehicle to back to the dealership to fix an issue that could otherwise result in passengers getting 'trapped' inside the car