From stooping down at cashpoints to hotel beds that aren’t long enough; being tall is not all it’s cracked up to be. It can be a real disadvantage when you're buying a car too, where getting enough legroom or headroom can be a real problem.
Congratulations! Your child’s all grown up and passed their driving test. Time to buy them a car of their own. We explain what to look out for and which specific models to consider as a first car for new drivers.
As you get older, you want to stay mobile and independent, so you’re going to need a car that helps you do just that. We’ve got some advice and a handful of recommended runabout cars that may not make you younger but will make you wiser.
Modern cities present plenty of challenges for drivers. On top of speed cameras and congested streets, cities are now levying extra charges to improve air quality. Your choice of car for urban driving is now even more important. But fear not, we’ve got you covered with the best options.
Long-distance driving doesn’t have to be boring. We’ve picked out a few cars that can not only cover the miles in comfort, but have a little something else to make them stand out.
Country roads are a lot of fun to drive on – especially if you're in the right car. Follow our tips and grins are guaranteed.
The most recent government figures* show that cars in the UK travel an average of 13.6 miles per trip, with more than half of trips under five miles. We’re driving more short journeys and many people are looking for a nice little runaround. So, if you’re looking for an efficient car that’s ideal for short journeys, we’ve done the thinking for you so put your feet up and read on.
Like paying your mortgage or brushing your teeth, insuring your car is an unavoidable necessity. It might not be the most interesting of topics, but if you can get your head around it you could save a packet on your next car.
You can take a lot of the uncertainty out of buying a used car by thoroughly checking its history. Our tips should help you know what to look for.
Running costs are essential to consider when buying a car, and fuel economy is big part of running costs. After all, petrol and diesel aren’t getting any cheaper, so the fewer trips to a filling station, the healthier your wallets are going to be.