England 'could follow Scots in lowering drink-drive limit': Ministers set to consider move if trial is successful and following pressure from road safety campaigners 

England 'could follow Scotland in lowering drink-drive limit'

Scotland cut the drink-driving limit from 80mg per 100ml of blood to 50mg in December 2014. If the Scottish experiment is successful, England and Wales could be set to follow suit.

Owners are Macan a profit: Massive demand for Porsche's SUV have sent used values soaring up to 25 per cent higher than they were when new

Massive demand for Porsche's Macan have seen used values soar as much as 25 per cent

Classic cars make a great investment, but it's not just sought-after collectibles that are providing strong financial returns .Porsche's Macan is in such demand that used prices are £5k more expensive than buying one of the SUVs new.

In two decades it's gone from an also-ran to one of the Britain's favourite SUVs, RAY MASSEY checks out Kia's new Sportage

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Kia's Sportage has become a common sight on UK roads, as drivers have taken its SUV style to their hearts. A new version is hitting the showrooms, Ray Massey puts it to the test.

How much? Owner of first diesel Land Rover puts tatty 4x4 up for sale for £200,000 - and it doesn't even come with the prized engine

You may find yourself asking why this shed of a 4x4 is demanding such big bucks, but, according to the owner, it's part of Land Rover's history as it's the first diesel model off the 1957 assembly line.

Is this the greatest car restoration ever? Rusting old Jaguar E-Type that was being used as a birds' nest in French back yard is returned to its former glory after 3,000 hours 

Rusting old Jaguar E-Type restored to former glory after 3,000 hours 

The newly beautified car, which was discovered in a barn in Cernay, France, in late 2013 will go on display at the London Classic Car Show after experts spent a challenging 2,956 hours restoring it. The Jaguar E-Type fixed head coupe Chassis No. 15 was given much needed repairs by restoration company Classic Motor Cars of Bridgnorth (CMC).

Are you making it difficult to sell your car? The secrets to correctly valuing your vehicle and getting it sold

The secrets to correctly valuing your car and getting it sold

Selling a car can be stressful, time consuming and pricey, especially if you find it just won't budge in a congested second-hand market. But that doesn't have to be the case if you follow these tips to valuing your vehicle and getting it sold from a leading car-sales expert.

Is an all-wheel drive turbo-charged Porsche 911 a step too far for traditionalists? We test the latest Carerra 4S Coupe

As well as a new engine, this Carerra 4S has plenty of other additions, including a tweak exterior and interior and uprated suspension. Does this make it the ultimate 911?

The customer ISN'T always right: Elon Musk cancels Tesla buyer's $130k electric car after taking exception to his letter of complaint

Elon Musk cancels Tesla buyer's car order after letter of complaint

Don't get on the wrong side of Elon Musk, pictured left, if you want a Tesla; if you do, he could leave you without a car. That's what's happened to one buyer Stewart Alsop, pictured right, who after penning an open letter to the American carmaker's CEO to complain about a customer event, had his purchase of a Model X, pictured inset, rescinded by the vehicle boss.

Car giant Tata forced to rename new Zica model due to links to Zika virus - read 10 of the most unfortunate car names in history

A car names says a lot about the vehicle you're driving. So imagine the dilemma you face when the new model you're about to launch shares a name with a virus that's causing global concern.

Ford to streamline vehicle range and cut its workforce in Europe which could hit hundreds of UK jobs

Ford has revealed plans to trim its workforce in Europe under plans to save the carmaker $200million a year and focus on more profitable SUVs and larger cars.

Investing in the best of British: Six home-grown classic cars tipped for a handsome return in 2016

Six British classic cars from Jaguar to Lotus tipped for a return in 2016

Investing in a classic car is all about timing - get it right and you'll be revelling in automotive glory and a healthier bank balance. Classic car expert Paul Michaels, who makes a living out of investing in the right vehicles, gives us his picks - from the very top end of the market to a more affordable buy.

Is this as good as it gets for drivers? Petrol and diesel prices may have bottomed as oil recovers from 12-year low, RAC warns

Diesel fell by 5p a litre to 101p in January, according to RAC's Fuel Watch while petrol prices dropped for the seventh consecutive month, to 102p a litre.

The Bentley Bentayga revealed: RAY MASSEY puts it through its paces in the desert around Palm Springs to see if it's worth the money

The new Bentayga just about lives up to Bentley's boast to be 'the most powerful, luxurious and exclusive sports utility vehicle'. It's a rufty-tufty beast, justifying Bentley's move into the 4x4 market.

Put through its paces early: A sneak test of Jaguar's highly-anticipated F-Pace SUV before it hits showrooms in April

Jaguar's highly anticipated F-Pace SUV tested before it hits UK in April

Jaguar's much-anticipated F-Pace is finally here, after what seemed like an eternity of rumours, official hints and 'unofficial' spyshots. And we've had our first taste, two months before the UK launch.

If you can't quite stretch to a new Bentley, how about its bespoke picnic hamper - which costs more than a family car

For super-wealthy owners with deep pockets, the luxury car-maker has created a hamper set costing £22,000 that fits into the boot of its new Bentayga.

The car giant that conquered Britain: How Nissan combined Eastern efficiency with western workmanship 

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As Nissan's Sunderland plant celebrates its 30th anniversary its Japanese owner announced plans last week to spend £26.5m expanding the battery-making facility, to mark the occasion.

UK named as the world's whiplash capital as car-shunt claims make up 80% of all personal injury requests - more than the US

UK named as the world's whiplash capital for car-shunt claims

Move over USA, apparently Britain is after one of your crowns. Unfortunately, it's not one to shout about too much. According to the motor insurance provider, almost four in five of all minor injury compensation claims made in the UK are for whiplash - that compares to 65 per cent in the US.

Government injects £20m into driverless car projects as crusade to start autonomous car tests on UK's public roads kicks off

The investment will support a range of technologies but will also help spearhead simulation trials for autonomous vehicles, paving the way for on-road testing in the near future.

One in five or 8m British motorists won't use the country's motorways because of safety fears and lack of confidence

Next time you're stationary on the M25 or routed to the spot on the M4, think to yourself: it could be worse.
That's because 8milion of the nation's 38m drivers admit to rarely ever using motorways.

The final mile for the Land Rover Defender: The iconic vehicle, loved by drivers from the Queen to James Bond, ceases production on Friday

Land Rover Defender loved by drivers from the Queen to James Bond ceases production

It is one of Britain's most iconic and long-lived vehicles, loved by drivers from the Queen to James Bond. But the last Land Rover Defender, perhaps the most recognisable off-road car, will cease production on Friday. It may be best known for wading through mud, floods or desert sand - but the Land Rover has been popularised by the Royal Family, film-makers and even football managers.

Half of MOT faults are avoidable: Owners told to carry out simple checks as it's revealed 38% of cars fail the test first time

Car owners are being urged to undertake simple maintenance checks themselves, like replacing light bulbs and windscreen wipers, to avoid MOT fails and save money.

Great Scott! DeLorean to build 300 new replicas of the 1982 model made famous in Back to the Future

The DeLorean Motor Company in Humble, Texas, has announced that replicas of the 1982 model will begin production by early next year. The company will make about 300 vehicles.

The blue-collar supercar scramble: The outrageous tactics some hopeful buyers are using to target the handful of Ford GTs coming to the UK

Ford GT sees outrageous tactics being used in attempts to secure one

250 people in the UK have registered a genuine interested in buying one, but with fewer than 28 expected to be available for the UK market the fight is well and truly for those wanting a Ford GT.

Spot-checks for cars on sale and financial penalties for cheats: New plans being put forward to prevent a repeat of VW's scandal

New measures include closer inspection of official test centres, spot checks for manufacturers and financial penalties for carmakers selling cars that don't comply with the emissions limits.

Councils and utility firms could be fined £5K a day for unmanned roadworks under Government plans to ease traffic disruption

Getting caught up in a traffic jam caused by roadworks only to find the coned-off area has no fluorescent jackets in sight could soon come to an end under new proposals to ease congestion.

Is this the ultimate modern-day Jaguar? British marque's special projects team goes ballistic to turn F-Type into a 200mph supercar rival

Is the ballistic Jaguar F-Type SVR the ultimate modern-day Jag?

The Jaguar F-Type SVR is a hardcore take on its flagship sports car, promising more performance and plummeting jawlines than before. Here's the details of the new motor, which can hit 200mph and do 0 to 60mph in just 3.7 seconds, leaked more than a month before it was due to be revealed at the Geneva Motor Show.

HALF of drivers tested for drugs during the festive period found to be under the influence, leading campaigners to call for a year-round crackdown

Of the 1,888 drivers suspected of being under the influence of drugs and screened on the spot, 931 tested positive - more convictions in a month than the whole of 2014.

A trip down memory-loss lane: The drivers who can't recall part of their journey - and young are the biggest culprits with a quarter admitting to zoning out

The AA has warned of the dangers of going into autopilot at the wheel, as it reveals research showing one in seven admit to not remembering the end of their journey.

New study finds more than half of motorists can't change a wheel - but do they really need to know how to fit a spare anymore?

More than half of drivers can't change a wheel - but do they need to?

The study found that 55 per cent of motorists don't not have a clue what to do with a jack and a locking nut. But less than half of cars come with a spare wheel in 2016 - so does it matter?

One in four drivers struggle to park: Millions of motorists admit leaving their car further away from their destination if it means they find an 'easier' space 

One in four drivers struggles to park their car properly, according to a new report. Many motorists admitted leaving their car far away from their destination in order to get a easier parking space.

Cars that know when they will break down: Insurers plan to compare live data from you motor with historical breakdowns records

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A matchbox-sized device with a built-in Sim card plugs into the car and lets an insurer monitor your car remotely, including driving behaviour, fuel efficiency and the state of the vehicle.

Eight in ten traffic lights 'should be ripped out to cut jams': Report says over regulation of traffic is detrimental to road safety, the economy and the environment  

Economic Affairs study says 8 in 10 traffic lights ‘should be ripped out to cut jams'

A study by the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) found that a two-minute delay to every car journey made in a year equates to an astonishing loss to the UK economy of around £16 billion. After a 2009 trial switching off lights at the notorious Cabstand Junction, in Portishead near Bristol, traffic jams eased and the lights were removed - an approach the researchers want to see across the country.

British supercar maker McLaren planning to more than double sales as demand for its cars soars

The company, based in Woking, Surrey, sold 1,654 vehicles last year in 30 markets around the world. It is now planning to sell about 3,000 this year and 4,000 in 2017 as it ramps up production.

The DS3 revived: RAY MASSEY gives his detailed summary on the all-new Distinctive Series unveiled by Peugeot-Citroen

Last week giant French car group PSA Peugeot-Citroen unveiled its new, upmarket and upgraded DS3 super-mini range comprising a hatchback and open-topped cabriolet.

Lamp posts with charging points and free parking for green cars: Four cities get £40m pot to improve electric-car infrastructure

Four cities get £40m pot to improve electric car infrastructure

Local authorities competed for a share of the pot, with Nottingham, Bristol, Milton Keynes and London being the big winners of the electric-vehicle investment, the DfT confirmed on Monday. The new initiative could spark a huge development in technology for electric cars, with proposals including new street lights that double as charging points and 25,000 free-to-use parking spaces for plug-in cars.

What's it like to use a £300,000 car in real-life? From parking stresses, to the gearbox that knows the open road ahead, we test the Rolls-Royce Wraith

What's it like to use a £300k Rolls-Royce in real life? We test the Wraith

The Wraith is the smallest, and most powerful Rolls-Royce of the moment, but with a price tag of £235k is it a car you can really enjoy driving every day? We used it as a daily commuter through the city, on twisty B-roads and mundane motorways to find out in our real-life test drive.

Motorists in the North East, hold your heads high - a leading car insurer's 'blackboxes' show you're the best drivers in the UK

Many of us think we're the greatest driver in the country, but where do you think the best motorists live? Stand up Geordies, Mackems and Smoggies, as, according to Direct Line, it's the North East.

British car makers enjoy best year in a decade as they shatter records for number of vehicles exported

British car makers enjoy best year in a decade as they shatter records for number of

The latest figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders came as Nissan announced a £26.5m investment in battery production for electric cars in Sunderland, where the Infiniti Q30 is also built. More than 1.58m cars were made in the UK in 2015, and car exports totalled more than 1.2m.

The £100 car insurance hike: AA report said premiums rose by 20% in a year with false whiplash claims accounting for half the leap

An average comprehensive annual policy cost £625.70 in the final quarter of 2015 - a 20 per cent increase compared to the same months in 2014, according to an AA insurance index.

Europe's industry commissioner calls on VW boss to compensate emissions-scandal car owners in same way US drivers will be

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Elzbieta Bienkowska, Europe's industry commissioner, wrote to Matthias Mueller asking why EU owners will not be receiving compensation like the $1,000 given to US drivers.

The dirtiest cars revealed: Study finds 95% of diesels exceed nitrogen oxides threshold - with one 15 times the legal level

The dirtiest diesels revealed: Study finds 95% exceed nitrogen oxides threshold

Defeat devices or not, the vast majority of diesel cars emit far more than the legal limit allows. That's according to new research revealed by Which? on Wednesday. It said 38 of the 300 cars it had tested in the last three years couldn't even qualify for emissions standards set more than two decades ago.

Breakdown bust-up: RAC gets the AA's TV advert banned after crying foul over claims made by rival

The AA and RAC have been at loggerheads for the best part of a century, but the scrap has heated up after one managed to get the other's TV advert banned for making misleading statements.

Drivers avoid using car so they don't lose their spot in the street - while property owners rake in £2m renting out parking spaces

One report released this week said some drivers are stressing about where to park while another claimed UK home and property owners raked in £2m last year by renting their parking spaces out.

Ever wondered what it's like to pick up a brand new Rolls-Royce? We collected a £300,000 car to find out - and got 20 facts you won't believe

What's it like to pick up a brand new Rolls-Royce? We went to find out

Want to see the treatment you get when you buy a half a million pound motor? Now's your chance to find out. We went behind the scenes to see how customers design and collect super-luxury cars. Rob Hull, took a trip to Goodwood to see what happens when buyers are invited for the full Rolls-Royce experience.

Renault to recall 15,000 vehicles to check emissions systems work in all temperatures - a week after French carmaker said it did not use cheat devices

French energy minister, Segolene Royal, said Renault was recalling the cars due to a filtration system that only works at optimal test temperatures during an interview on RTL radio.

Big insurers call driverless cars summit as new technology threatens to slash insurance premiums

If autonomous cars take over our roads, who exactly is at fault if there happens to be a collision? The car owner? The vehicle manufacturer? The developer of the driverless software?

Would you enter a competition to be reunited with your first motor? A third who said their original car was their most loved would, but we're not so sure...

Direct Line launches competition for you to win back the first car you ever owned

You now have the chance to win your very first car back, as Direct Line has launched a 'First car, first love' competition that will source one driver's original vehicle. But what if you don't want to re-own your first car, like four models This is Money team members had (pictured)?

All-new fifth generation Mercedes-Benz E-Class headlines a raft of new cars - RAY MASSEY takes a closer look...

Mercedes has dubbed the E-Class 'the most intelligent saloon in business class' with the new car showcasing pioneering new tech, including self-driving and lane-changing systems.

Existing funds won't cover the cost of repairing potholes warns RAC as it reveals damage to cars is up 24%

Today (Friday) is National Pothole Day. But while you won't need to whip out the bunting, there is cause for concern after the RAC reported a 24 per cent rise in pothole-related call-outs.

How your kettle could steal your car: Cyber security expert says Ford's plans to link vehicles to smart home-hubs will leave owners susceptible to hackers

Cyber security expert says Ford's plans to link cars to home-hubs risks hackers

Ford's plans to link vehicles to appliances has come under fire from a cyber security guru who said the technology could make it easy for hackers to steal cars connected to homes.

LEE BOYCE: The Chancellor could find himself in a bit of pickle with motorists come March if oil prices continue to fall...

The price of a barrel of Brent crude oil has collapsed in the last 18 months. You only have to rewind to September 2014 to find it at more than $100 a barrel.

From the pits to the piste: Watch as Red Bull puts one of its Formula One cars through its paces on an Austrian ski slope

Red Bull stunned thousands of fans in Austria when Toro Rosso driver Max Verstappen pulled off stunts on the Streif ski course using a specially-designed Formula One car.

Volkswagen owners won't be receiving compensation: UK boss says money will be better spent speeding up recall process

VW UK boss says owners won't be compensated as money will be better spent speeding up the

VW UK notified the Commons transport select committee in a letter on Tuesday stating the automaker 'does not believe it is necessary' to provide compensation to UK owners. This is despite US owners receiving a $1,000 (£693) goodwill payment to 'encourage loyalty'.

Renault shares plunge as it emerges factories were raided in emissions probe - but the French carmaker denies cheating like VW

Renault, the manufacturer of staples like the Clio, Megane and Scenic confirmed searches had found 'no evidence of a defeat device' during the investigation of equipment in its plants.

Cheaper than bottled water... and the price of petrol continues to fall: Fuel may hit 86p a litre if cost of a barrel of oil falls to $10 - cheaper than all the biggest brands

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Supermarket petrol prices have fallen below that of bottled water. The RAC claimed on Thursday that the pattern of price falls suggests a litre of petrol could fall to as low as 86p later this year.

Average price for fully-comprehensive car cover rises to £672 as motorists see steepest rise in five years

Motorists see steepest car insurance rise in five years

Comprehensive car cover jumped seven per cent in Q4 of last year, taking the average cost to an eye-watering £672 - up £43 from Q3 - thanks mainly to the 3.5 per cent increase in Insurance Premium Tax that kicked in on November 1.

New diesel Audi A4 scoops Car of the Year 2016, as VW Group emerges from emissions scandal with nine What Car? Awards

Despite being embroiled in the biggest industry scandal for a carmaker in history, it seems the VW Group's reputation is still firmly in tact after it dominated the 2016 What Car? Awards.

Cars belonging to 6m motorists recalled in last five years - with Honda, Toyota and Vauxhall topping the list of shame

The figure is equivalent to more than half the 11.2million new cars sold in the same period and involves some of the biggest names in the market.

'Have you seen my car keys?' The dreaded question that could now cost drivers £215 as cost of replacement keys soars 30%...

Drivers pay out £215 for replacement car keys as costs soar 30%...

That's according to Keycare, which has analysed the data of 1,482 claims it collated from motorists who had misplaced their keys last year. The £215 figure is a 29 per cent increase on the average cost of replacing a lost car key in 2013, the insurer said.

British luxury car-maker Bentley suffers near 10% drop in global sales as latest victim of the China crisis where buyers dropped by a third

Bentley has been riding high in recent years thanks to strong demand for ultra-luxury cars from the world's super-rich, with China emerging as a major sales market.

Cool car collection! 16 vintage vehicles bought over half a century by an air-conditioning tycoon are being sold off for £1.7million after his death

The impressive collection of rare and unusual motors is set to fetch more than £1.7million when it goes under the hammer at Goodwood Members' Meeting in Chichester, West Sussex, in March.

Now that's a pacesetter! Jaguar struggles to match F-Pace demand with buyers forced to wait up to 9 months for sporty SUVs

Jaguar struggles to match F-Pace demand with buyers forced to wait up to 9 months

Thinking about buying an Jaguar F-Pace SUV? You best be willing to wait. That's because, despite not going on sale until the spring, the carmaker has said it may take nine months to get the keys due to huge demand for the racy-looking crossover and a booming car market.

Road or rail? It's £160 cheaper to drive from London to Newcastle and back as low petrol prices gap rising train ticket costs

Do you have a long-distance trek across the country coming up and can't decide between taking a train or driving? New figures released on Monday may help you choose.

Rolls-Royce posts first drop in sales in six years as it shifts seven per cent fewer cars than record-breaking 2014

Global sales of super-luxury Rolls-Royce cars have fallen for the first time in six years following a dramatic 54 per cent plummet in the troubled Chinese market, it was revealed on Monday.

Buying the ultimate used motor: Five of the best hypercars you can pick up second-hand... if you can find one

AutoCar's Dream Car Buying Guide for second-hand hypercars

Do you have £1.5m kicking around and don't know what to do with it? How about an ultra-rare hypercar? We've got the top five second-hand super-exotic vehicles from as low as £300k.

Two-thirds of motoring convictions are for speeding - but there are a third fewer traffic cops to give chase than five years ago

An investigation found there are 30 per cent fewer traffic officers on the road in England and Wales than in 2010, with 36 of 42 forces contacted saying their team numbers have dropped.

Britain's classic car hotspots revealed: Kent, Essex and Surrey have most owners and the VW campervan is our top choice

People in the South are most likely to pump their money into classics, according to Carole Nash, as it reveals hotspots and favourite cars.

Car sales race ahead to hit a record high boosted by cheap credit, low interest rates and competitive deals

Car sales race ahead to hit a record high boosted by cheap credit, low interest rates and

More than 2.6million vehicles left UK showrooms last year - topping the previous high in 2003 - the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders will announce. And it comes as booming British supercar-maker McLaren announces up to 250 new jobs and a second shift at its high-tech factory in Woking, Surrey, as it too reported 'another record year'.

Second-hand car expert outlines the five checks that should protect you from being stung when buying a used vehicle

Five checks to protect you from being stung when buying a used vehicle

Buying a second-hand car can be a stressful affair - we all want a good price but sometimes the best deals seem just too good to be true. And in most cases it's because they are. But there are checks you can do to stop you from falling foul to a used-car cock-up.

Is Mercedes going to rile BMW again? With the new GLE looking very similar to rival's X6, RAY MASSEY remembers the pair's last SUV squabble

If it weren't for the three-pointed badge, at first blush you might mistake it for a BMW. But this car is Mercedes-Benz's new GLE Coupe - its answer to arch-rival BMW's X6 sports utility vehicle.

How committed are you to saving the universe? We try Hyundai's £50k hydrogen fuel cell SUV to see if it really is the future

Some hydrogen fuel cell cars like to scream their eco-credentials out loud to make you well aware of the new-age tech. Hyundai seem to have gone out of their way to play down the still-rare power source.

Five star coupe: The third generation Audi TT is a proven sports car - but which version should you buy?

The third generation Audi TT is a proven sports car, but which version should you buy?

Audi's TT Coupe has proven a consistent winner. It's rapid, handles well, has a top-quality interior and has strong residuals. It's perfect for a single person or a couple, but which one should you go for? We'll give you our recommendation and the run-down of all the running costs.

What fraud pandemic? Car insurers paid out £2.4bn less in 2014 than in 2010 despite warning of jump in injury claims

Figures released by the ABI show motor insurers paid out £2.41bn less in 2014 than they did in 2010 after Aviva referred to increasing whiplash injury claims as a 'fraud pandemic'.

Tips to avoid a watery write-off: AA warns motorists of an influx of flood-damaged vehicles hitting the used car market 

As vehicles immersed in water over the festive period slip on to the second-hand car market, AA Insurance says they may look undamaged but can be storing potentially dangerous faults.

Could an F1 legend's favourite car really be this tiny electric runabout? We meet SIR STIRLING MOSS to test the Renault Twizy

SIR STIRLING MOSS helps us test the electric Renault Twizy

Sir Stirling Moss won 16 Grand Prix at speeds exceeding 150mph - now he drives an electric car with a 50-mile range. He is one of the 557 UK drivers who currently own an offbeat two-seater runabout Renault Twizy. The racing legend joins us for a test drive to tell us why he loves them.

Ten of the best 4x4s: From riding in luxury to rough terrain, we reveal Britain's favourite SUVs to tackle the winter weather

Winter weather warnings means the demand for 4x4s is about to sky rocket. To help you choose the best one for you, AutoTrader has listed its ten best SUVs for different requirements.

The best small SUVs go head-to-head: Can Renault's Kadjar knock the Nissan Qashqai off its perch?

Nissan's Qashqai has long been the benchmark, but can it fend off the Renault Kadjar and Peugeot 3008? All three go head-to-head in this compact SUV group test.

What diesel emissions scandal? We drive VW's new super-efficient petrol Golf to see if it is as economical as the figures say...

We drive Volkswagen's new efficient petrol Golf — but is it as economical as the figures

Amidst all the recent scandal, Volkswagen has released a super-efficient petrol version of its volume-selling Golf hatchback. An independent German car tester has found it's 18 per cent less economical than the official figures suggest.

All new UK motors must be zero emissions by 2050: We compare the six best hybrid vehicles you can buy today

The UK has reaffirmed its commitment to an agreement that all new cars sold by 2050 will be zero emissions vehicles. In the meantime, here is a list of the best hybrid cars you can buy today.

Small vehicles on a small budget: The best and worst new superminis and city cars for less than £10,000 revealed

When buying a new small car with a £10k budget you can end up with a cracker... or a cracker joke.
There are some ultra-compact vehicles we recommend, and others we recommend avoiding.

Being a Bond villain for an hour: ROB HULL takes a spin in the Jaguar C-X75 - the never-to-be-sold car used to chase 007 through Rome in Spectre

We drive the Jaguar C-X75 used to chase James Bond in the Spectre movie 

James Bond has his work cut out this time around, as he and his Aston Martin are going up against the 850bhp C-X75 supercar in Spectre - and we've driven it. But what is driving a car that Jaguar says is priceless - and just one of seven ever made - really like? Our motoring reporter Rob Hull finds out.

The big cat is back: Jaguar's new luxury XJR super-saloon is as fast as a Ferrari - and it's yours for just £92k!

It might weigh almost two tonnes, but Jaguar's XJR will match a Ferrari 360 Spider in a 0-62mph drag race. But is the updated model good enough to compete with the luxury German rivals?

Behind the wheel of Bentley's first SUV: Does the long-awaited Bentayga live up to its £160k price tag?

Bentley's Bentayga must be able to tackle serious tracks, slopes and countryside, yet it must also be able to waft along the highways in perfect ease and gentle peace. But can it do it all?

Who's lord of the estate? Skoda launches Superb Estate in bid to unseat the luxurious Mercedes-Benz E-class

Skoda and Mercedes-Benz are two brands you probably wouldn't put on a level playing field, but the Czech carmaker's new Superb Estate might be the car to blur the lines of luxury. Which is best?

Harsh winter predictions push up used 4x4 prices already - but which are the 10 best second-hand small SUVs to buy?

The average price of a used 4x4 has increased by £1,200 in two months, according to new research. With UK motorists preparing for big freeze conditions, which should you buy?

I arranged a car service through Servicing Stop but the garage replaced my barely worn brakes and left me £441 out-of-pocket

Why did a garage replaced my barely worn brakes?

I booked my car in for a service through Servicing Stop, which offers to handle the whole process for you. But the garage it arranged replaced the barely worn brake pads and discs and charged me £441 for the parts.

End for the hidden speed cameras: Controversial grey Gatsos to be turned yellow as part of safety drive

Grey speed cameras were first introduced on the M42 near Birmingham in 2006

Grey speed cameras will be turned yellow in a bid to make them more visible and reduce incidents of sudden braking, the Government has announced. The decisio...

End of the road for the old banger? Now young drivers are leasing more expensive cars to get motoring

Almost one in five (19 per cent) 18 to 24-year-olds lease a car - more than double any other age group - and half of them are worth between £11,001 and £20,000.

Britain's favourite cars revealed: Northerners fancy a Fiesta, Southerners choose a Qashqai and Chelsea tractors rule Central London

Britain's favourite cars with Qashqai's in London and Fiesta's up North

Does where you live really have an impact on the car you buy? According to new research, it does. carwow says the Ford Fiesta (left) and Nissan Qashqai (bottom) are the most liked and London still loves the Chelsea tractor. Do you know which car is most searched for in your region?

Range Rover reveals its Evoque convertible, but is a £50k luxury open-top 4x4 a step too far for outlandish car design?

The Range Rover Evoque Convertible is here but would you buy one?

Ever wanted to scale the side of a mountain but wished you could do it with the wind in your hair? Well now you can, as Land Rover has unveiled the first ever 'luxury convertible SUV'. The Range Rover Evoque Convertible is available from Spring 2016 and will cost from £47,500.

Five of the best classic cars for less than £30k: Industry insider's tips on the future stars that will soar in value

Five of the best classic cars for less than £30k: Industry insider's tips

If you;re buying a classic you've got to make sure you're buying the right car. If not, you could be pumping your own cash into a money-pit motor.We drafted in the expertise of Paul Michaels - a man who makes a living out of buying the right collectible cars - to deliver five cars primed for classic status.

Crashed in the 70s, owned by a Hell's Angel and traded for a trike: The Lotus Cortina with a chequered past that could sell for £50k at auction

The Lotus Ford Cortina is widely recognised as one of the great British racing cars, driven to success by legends including Jim Clark. One up for auction this month has had a fascinating past.

The £6.6m Ferrari: A 1960 250 GT with more than 100,000 miles on the clock and 'flaking' paint that's paid for a state of the art lifeboat

The 1960 Ferrari 250 GT that sold for £6.6m at a charity auction was far from museum ready - 100,000 miles on the clock, blemished paint and leaking oil are some of the signs of wear and tear.

The Ford Escort that sold for £60k: Timewarp RS Turbo fetches record price as buyers snap up 1980s icons

Ford Escort RS Turbo and Sierra Cosworth RS500  set record prices

An almost unused 1985 Escort RS Turbo Series 1 (pictured) sold for a world record £60,188 at the Classic Motor Show, with other fast Fords also attracting a bidding frenzy. A 1987 Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500 sold for £90,000 and other fast Fords also kept the auctioneer busy, highlighting how the classic car world has seen prices spiral in recent years.

How to get the cheapest car insurance: Ten tips for cheaper car cover

How to get the cheapest car insurance: Ten tips for cheaper car cover

One in three motorists pay over the odds for their car insurance - and the worst thing you can do is simply renew. We reveal ten tips to get the cheapest car insurance deal and show you the places to go to compare car cover and potentially save hundreds of pounds.

   

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