If you’re looking for a reliable car, picking a Toyota is a good bet, as the Japanese company regularly tops customer satisfaction surveys.
In a world where running costs and impact on the environment are increasingly a priority, fuel economy is one of the most important considerations when buying a car. Unfortunately making sense of the published fuel consumption figures isn’t as easy as it could be. We hope that this guide will help you make sense of that information, as well as suggesting some great, cheap-to-run cars.
We British seem to love SUVs. Three of the top 10 best sellers in 2019 were SUVs.* But what if you want to actually go off-road? Which models have four-wheel drive that’s good enough to actually cope with mud, snow, sand and rocks? And what should you look for if you want to tackle some rough terrain in your car?
The days of running cars on just petrol or diesel are numbered, as alternative fuels increasingly play their part in reducing carbon emissions. Electric is the most well-known, but it’s not the only ‘green’ fuel being proposed and tested by manufacturers. We take look at the most important ones.
Autonomous vehicles (also known as self-driving cars and driverless cars) are a hot topic in the automotive world. Cars which drive themselves is the stuff of sci-fiction movies and tech conferences. But what exactly are autonomous vehicles, and to what degree are they even available?
You drive a lot for work. Maybe you’re a vet or a builder or even a beautician. Whatever your profession, you need a motor to get around with all your gear intact. Perhaps you need to fit a wedding cake on the back seat in a last-minute emergency? Or stow that portable massage couch for a full day of appointments.
Buying a big ticket item like a car can be a nerve-wracking time, so whether you've chosen to go for a new or used vehicle, a decent warranty is a way of providing extra peace of mind.