The Festival of the Unexceptional descended on Grimsthorpe Castle on Saturday, inviting drivers to showcase their mundane family cars from the 1970s to the 1990s.

Labour is looking at aligning UK and EU laws on pre-installed car safety technologies - but critics say it is a ploy by the government to reset its post-Brexit relationship with the EU.

We explain when you should use each one - and what are the big benefits so you know when to switch between the two.

Learner drivers are having to wait more than five months to book their driving test at four out of five British test centres, it emerged yesterday.

Each year the Driver Power Survey asks car owners to rank the cars they own to determine which are the best car brands to buy from. Here's the top 10 for 2025....

A new study has revealed that despite a 4.5% decline in motor thefts recorded last year, there's been an increase in newer vehicles being pinched. And this specific motor is targeted.

In a letter to workers, its CEO warned that a new package of cost cuts is coming, in addition to the current plans to reduce its workforce by a tenth by 2029.

It's the season of road trips and summer getaways, but offering to give your friends or family a lift in your car could invalidate your insurance if you do this one common thing...

Mike Hawes, SMMT chief executive, told a press briefing on Wednesday that the first half year figures are 'depressing' but hopes it marks 'the nadir' for the industry.

This is Money has exclusively spoken to the collector who placed the astronomical winning bid for the 1976 Ford Escort MkII RS 1800.

New research from Aviva has discovered that one in six garage owners can't use it for shelter for their vehicles because they simply won't fit inside.

While drivers might think they're being considerate, the action can be observed by police as intimidating behaviour and even an obstruction of an officer's line of duty.

Not every car maker is taking this vegan-friendly direction. A PETA study carried out last year highlighted those that are sticking with traditional cow hides.

Thanks to the addition of AI it not only answers questions but - the manufacturer claims - can hold and sustain 'complex conversations'.

E10 unleaded with a 10% bioethanol blend replaced E5 (5% mix) on 1 September 2021 to become the 'standard' type of petrol sold at forecourts across the country.