Motorists are concerned that hot weather could be dangerous for petrol cars but experts have warned there is no risk.

Drivers have been told to press one switch found in every UK car this Friday with road users at risk of losing petrol and diesel fuel.

Petrol and diesel drivers could be caught out by a little-known fuel issue which could plague drivers later this week.

Hot weather is set to hit the UK from the middle of next week which could be a serious issue to any vehicle owners.

Drivers may be hit with a whopping four-figure fee for failing to press a common switch located on dashboards across the UK.

Drivers may not be aware that they could burn up more petrol and diesel fuel in hot weather over the coming days.

These common items should be taken out of a car before the weekend with hot temperatures set to hit the UK.

Drivers have been warning by motoring experts that they're 'using their air conditioning' wrong in their car - and it could be adding to your fuel bill.

Motorists are at risk of losing thousands of pounds and being hit with penalty points due to common problems experienced during hot weather.

Drivers may not be aware that accidentally leaving their dog in a hot vehicle could massively backfire.

Motorists could be caught out with one of the most important car parts likely to become more damaged in hot weather.

Motorists could be affected by the hot weather this week with experts suggesting vehicle bodywork could be at risk.

Temperatures are set to hit 25C this weekend, meaning many of us will be putting on the aircon in our cars. But a little-known button could help you save fuel and keep you cooler.

Motorists have been warned that this item could lead to a car fire if exposed to heat for an extended period.

With temperatures of 24C set to hit the UK over the weekend, motorists have been advised to remove four common items from their cars