Tag: moneycars
Drive like royalty! Bentley used to chauffeur King Charles is set to sell at auction for £100,000
The 2013 Bentley Mulsanne, used by the Monarch for multiple official engagements when he was the Prince of Wales, is predicted to fetch between £80,000 to £100,000
Comeback of the car clocking crisis: Some motors have up to 300k miles wiped from their history with the spawn of new 'undetectable' devices
'Clocking' is an issue many drivers think disappeared in the 1990s. But an increase in availability of new 'mileage blocking' devices has seen it make an unwanted return.
Is the Government finally getting a grasp on the pothole epidemic? Road surface improvements are up 15%
Motorists fed up of slaloming through a minefield of potholes on Britain's roads could see some light at the end of the tunnel.
Government drafts in the MILITARY to clear the nation's driving test backlog
Defence driving examiners next year will be deployed to test centres in England with the longest waiting times to conduct an additional 6,500 practical driving tests per month.
Young drivers falling for this online scam are losing £2,000 on average to fraudsters
Aviva said motorists aged 17 to 25 are the primary target of scam artists selling fake policies via social media.
Learner finally passes driving theory test at 75th attempt having spent over £1,700 on fees
With each test costing £23, the candidate eventually succeeded last year having forked out a cumulative £1,725 on examination costs alone.
Collided with an animal on the road? Do you know which ones you legally need to report to police?
Hitting an animal on the road can be a frightening as well as upsetting ordeal. But do you know when animals you are legally obliged to report to police?
The truck Jeremy Clarkson couldn't kill returns as an EV: Toyota unveils electric version of its 'indestructible' vehicle
Famous for surviving an extreme destruction test at the hands of Top Gear some 20 years ago, a ninth-generation example with electric power has been revealed.
Are cars getting too big for our roads? Here's how much popular models have bloated in 60 years
The increase in size of new cars is raising serious questions about road safety, urban usability, and environmental impact. But just how much have cars grown in the last half a century or so?
Rats are making your car insurance premiums more expensive
Insurer Aviva said it dealt with 28% more motor claims involving rodent damage in 2024 than 2023. And it's between December and January when incidents spike.
Faithful to Defender: How Celebrity Traitors has sent Land Rover interest through the roof
Is the Land Rover Defender the Celebrity Traitors' biggest star? With almost 12million people tuning in, search results have surged 35% for JLR's best selling 110.
Bentley backs combustion: Luxury car maker will offer hybrid models until at least 2035 as EV concerns mount
Bentley says it will stick by the internal combustion engine for at least another decade as the luxury car maker doubles down on its plans to delay switching to battery power.
Men are more confident drivers than women but cause the most serious crashes, research suggests
A study of 2,000 motorists found 86 per cent of men feel safe driving, compared with 78 per cent of women.
Beware these sneaky new speed cameras! We reveal Britain's worst speed traps - is one near you?
A new breed of speed camera that can spy on how fast you drive through traffic lights has become the most lucrative in Britain, we can reveal.
Too bright car headlights ARE dazzling drivers, government study finds
A new TRL study funded by the DfT has found that glare can be objectively linked to bright lights.
