Ten carmakers, including BMW and Ford , and two trade bodies have reached a settlement with the UK's antitrust regulator to ...

A little-known car switch found in almost all vehicles could save road users from a staggering motoring fine or driving ban, according to experts. Adjusting car headlights may appear like an ...

Failure to pay this could land you in court facing a hefty fine of up to £2,500. The only time you're exempt from taxing your car is if you're taking it to a pre-booked MOT test. While there's no ...

Motorists who neglect to keep their cars clean could be slapped with a £50 fine. Tiger.co.uk warns that drivers can face penalties for failing to regularly wash their vehicles, stating ...

Inbound Motorsports brings in some of the most desirable and rare vehicles into the country, regularly topping six figures when brought to auction, but it charges a remarkably nominal fee for the ...

The company advertised it as a “fine car” that would “dictate the standards” for other automobiles. Given the course of world history in the proceeding decade, it might be the worst name ...

Neglecting to adjust the time in your vehicle could result in a hefty £200 fine and six penalty points on your licence. Moreover, failure to make this simple adjustment could mean your car clock ...

They may be fine cars, but we also know that some models cater to buyers looking for more than just a means of transportation. For example, sports cars and luxury cars are meant to elevate driving ...

I drove to dealership 94 miles one way. The worst dealer I've ever talked to told me I was a number and the car will sell without him having to send me extra pictures due to me live 3.5 hours away ...

or loose objects inside the car. This offence carries a maximum fine of £5,000, up to nine penalty points, and in the most serious cases, disqualification from driving. "Most drivers would never ...

The report noted: ‘Motorists also risk a fine putting their dog into the boot of the car but failing to restrain it with a seat belt harness, pet carrier or cage or dog guard. Rule 57 of the Hig ...

The Highway Code rules regarding mobile phone use have been significantly tightened, meaning that passengers could face a £1,000 fine if found to be distracting the driver. While it's widely ...