Tag: money
Chris Evans' family wagon could be yours: TV star and DJ to sell his trusty Land Rover to the highest bidder
While Evans is reportedly worth over £90m, his Land Rover won't be greatly adding to his bank account. The pre-sale estimate for the Discovery is £15,000 to £18,000.
Electric cars that went flat: Three EVs axed from showrooms early
Electric car sales are rising and many EVs are experiencing a sales boom - such as the Renault 5. But other have failed to gain any traction. Here are three EVs that have been axed due to poor demand.
The Freelander is back... just don't call it a Land Rover! Nineties name returns as part of controversial joint venture with a Chinese giant
Formerly the smallest model in JLR's line-up between 1997 and 2015, Freelander has officially returned more than a decade after its disappearance - but as a standalone brand.
Surge in fuel thefts is keeping prices higher for longer as drivers have already taken a £1.6bn hit at the pumps since Iran conflict
'Bilking', the action of not paying for fuel at a filling station, increased by 13 per cent in the 50 days following the outbreak of conflict.
There's now a record 42.55M vehicles on our roads - here's the breakdown of cars, vans, trucks and buses
Cars still dominate the roads, with 36.7m in total. Incredibly, five models represent one in seven cars - can you guess which ones?
Morgan's new Porsche beater: British classic car maker and its 200-strong workforce in the Malvern countryside unveil its most powerful model ever
With 402bhp and 500Nm of torque, the 400 Supersport is the most powerful Morgan to leave its Malvern factory, which employs around 200 staff and turns out 800 hand-made vehicles per year.
Best new cars at Beijing Motor Show: Including the SUV that tilts to one side to shield passengers in a crash and can be waved out of parking spaces
Some of the features Chinese car makers are revealing are light years ahead. One premium SUV lifts up to protect passengers if another vehicle ploughs into it.
RAY MASSEY runs the rule over the ES90 - Volvo's fastest charging to date
Boasting the most powerful computer software ever in a Volvo, clever tech ensures super-efficiency, with lots of 'green' and recycling credentials, too.
Why your local car garage could soon disappear: Rising operating costs and EV popularity is killing them off
Auto Express says small independent garages face tremendous difficulties as a cocktail of factors are going against them - and they're destined to be doomed as a result.
The ten fastest charging EVs: Which electric cars get you back on the road the quickest?
EVs not only come with long ranges these days - they can charge at lightning speeds. Here are the 10 fastest that are on sale in the UK today.
Do you remember these cars from the 1980s? They all become 'classics' this year - are they collectable or forgettable?
We take a look at 10 models that debuted in Britain four decades ago. Then we cast our verdict on whether they are bona fide collectable classics or forgettable motors.
Couple who lost £100,000 life savings in phishing scam get their 1960s Alfa Romeo restored in huge birthday surprise
When Jane and Stephen Caldwell received a call from their 'bank', little did they know they were about to give away their life savings and all hope of rebuilding their classic car.
'I drive 700 miles a year and pay £790 in tax! It's beyond stupid': Fed-up motorists reveal how they're forced to scrap reliable older cars
Motorists are being forced to scrap roadworthy cars because the cost to tax them has become astronomically expensive - and in some cases, the annual bill is more than their vehicles are worth.
AD FEATURE: Brits can easily check car finance agreements to see if they're owed £1846.23* payout
Brits can find their historical finance agreements to see if they've been affected by the car finance scandal - and therefore potentially owed compensation
Nine in ten Britons back tougher drink-drive laws as Government consultation to reduce legal limit closes next month
The Government's Road Safety Strategy consultation closes on 11 May, with ministers garnering feedback on a range of measures designed to reduce traffic deaths in Britain.