by Karl Dyson | Sep 21, 2012 | Featured
British roads could be made safer for all if young drivers are trained to a higher standard, leading to fewer accidents and fewer expensive car insurance claims. A survey carried out of more than 14,000 drivers by AA/Populus this May revealed that more than a third of...
by Karl Dyson | Sep 4, 2012 | Featured
It must be an interesting time to work for Mercedes. Over the past few years, their cars have been experiencing changes in almost every category, from the revolutions that have defined the Class A to the mellow modernisation of the Class C. Mercedes have responded...
by Karl Dyson | Sep 4, 2012 | Featured
According to a recent article in the Telegraph online, which quotes figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, the sales of new cars have increased by 2.6% for the period between January and May 2012, as compared with the previous year. Looking at...
by Karl Dyson | Aug 3, 2012 | Featured
A fun family holiday in Europe. Sun, Sea, and Exploring. A road trip to Prague. A weekend driving in the French countryside. All of these can often turn out to be unexpectedly stressful; the reality of driving a British car on European roads is one of often severely...
by Karl Dyson | Jul 19, 2012 | Featured
A number of recent studies reveal that not always car buyers base their purchase decisions on entirely and exclusively rational assessments. Fuel consumption, safety, price, etc., are indeed important aspects, and most would agree, rational ones. However, in some...
by Karl Dyson | Jul 19, 2012 | Featured
Could the answer to the economic crisis be a car that is more expensive, rather than less? Some aspects of the market suggest this may very well be the case – but only if the car in question is electric. Sales of electric cars in the US are enjoying an unexpected and...
