by Karl Dyson | Jul 17, 2013 | Green Car News
When the Toyota Yaris was first released back in 1999 it received almost universal praise as being one of the first ‘superminis’ – compact hatchbacks which provided style, performance, and more room than you may expect, all in a small package. If you are looking...
by Karl Dyson | Jul 8, 2013 | Green Car News
For many motorists in our fair capital, July heralds the end of an era for congestion charge free travel. As of July this year, Transport for London has confirmed that many vehicles which have been exempt from the charge will no longer qualify for the 100% discount...
by Karl Dyson | Jul 5, 2013 | Green Car News
BMW’s first ever production EV (electric vehicle) is set to make its production debut on July 29 of this year. In their own words the i3 is BMW’s “Mega City Vehicle” and is an “uncompromisingly sustainable vehicle designed for urban...
by Karl Dyson | Oct 15, 2012 | Green Car News
Ford’s new C-Max Energi has been named the US’s most efficient plug-in hybrid after confirmation that it will officially return a rather impressive 108MPGe city. It’s combined rating issued by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has also been confirmed...
by Karl Dyson | Oct 10, 2012 | Green Car News
This years MPG Marathon has come to an end with some record breaking results. 2012 marks the first year a car has achieved over the 100 MPG mark, in fact 2 teams managed to break into the hundreds. A Ford team piloted by former rally drivers Andy Dawson and Andrew...
by Karl Dyson | Oct 2, 2012 | Green Car News
For those children of the 80’s, Lamborghini will bring back memories of Countach posters and Cannonball Run on VHS. This was before we cared about CO2 and emissions targets were unheard of.With the EU breathing down the necks of all car manufacturers, even the...
