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Undercover investigation exposes shocking overcharging at car garages
An investigation of nationwide garages by automotive diagnostic specialist Carly has found that drivers are being overcharged up to five times to genuine cost for simple repairs.
Are we being ripped off at the petrol pumps? The Iran war has already cost British drivers an extra £307M but retailers claim they are playing fair
As forecourt prices continue to increase, retailers have reiterated that fuel supplies remain 'stable' as they rejected suggestions that they have been profiteering from the escalating oil crisis.
Prices for these 10 modern-classic supercars have gone into orbit in the past three months
There has been an unexpected boom in values of modern-classic supercars with collectors pumping huge amounts into securing exotic models.
Chinese car imports into Europe overtake exports heading in the opposite direction for the first time
Exports of cars and parts from the EU to China fell 34% last year to €16bn (£13.85bn). At the same time, imports from China into the bloc rose 8% to €22bn (£19bn).
How 216,388 cars failed MOTs last year due to a faulty part that costs £2
This simple component to fix or replace triggered an average of 592 MOT failures per day in 2025, official records held by the DVSA show.
Drivers stung with £200 car tax in the latest cost-of-motoring blow on top of soaring fuel prices
With the cost of motoring rocketing as the Iran war sends fuel prices soaring, drivers will rue news that road tax is on the cusp of increasing within days.
RAY MASSEY: Chic new flagship from DS Automobiles turns heads
On sale now ahead of first deliveries from April, the smart DS No8 is a sophisticated new arrival. It exudes real character, standing out from the current crop of copycat EVs.
New book 'All the Ferraris' gives an insight into the legendary carmaker
For the first time in a single volume, the book chronicles every model Ferrari has produced over 75 years.
The 20 most discounted new cars: Drivers can save up to £20k as dealers try to hit March sales targets
As the first new plate month of 2026 draws to a close, salesmen and women will be under intense pressure to meet inflated March sales targets. And this can mean big deals.
JLR design boss Gerry McGovern - the driving force behind Jaguar's 'woke' rebrand - officially leaves the car firm
Reports emerged in early December that McGovern's two-decade stint at the company had come to an abrupt end , though the news was quickly refuted by JLR.
Jaecoo takes another leaf out of JLR's book with Black Edition of its 'Temu Range Rover' - and it's considerably cheaper
The Jaecoo 7 viral sensation Chinese SUV, dubbed the 'Temu Range Rover', is launching in a stealth mode Black Edition. You'll be able to snap up the dramatic SUV from May.
Rolls-Royce vows to stick with potent 12-cylinder petrol engines as it shelves plan to go electric in 2030
Prestige car maker says softening of government regulatory rules on the transition to electric and continued demand for big petrol engines from super-rich customers has driven the decision.
Shortage of mechanics threatens to push up car repair costs as sector fails to attract young workers
Almost three quarters of professionals within the industry said it is taking longer to fix vehicles because of an understaffing crisis that could soon cause a spike in garage bills.
France's new posh SUV: The DS No7 may sound like a beauty product but it's a plush family car costing £50,000
France's premium car-maker DS Automobiles has unveiled its new top of the range compact SUV - just don't mistake it for Boots' best-selling beauty range.
Sadiq Khan ramps up war on motorists with new hi-tech speed cameras that don't flash or need white lines on roads alerting to their whereabouts
TfL will trial a new type of radar-based speed camera across ten sites in London, before deploying them more widely across the city, it said on Tuesday.
