The Mazda MX-5 is a popular car up and down the country, ranking highly for speed, agility and affordability. They have now revealed a retractable hard-top coupe version of its latest MX-5 at the New York motor show.
The Telegraph, reports:
87% of motorists have noticed there is less road safety advertising than there once was, causing concern for future generations' road safety education.
Despite worrying statistics, separating drivers from their smartphones is an increasingly difficult task.
The weather is starting to feel warmer and the roads are staying dry for more than five minutes.
Petrol prices were at an average of 102p per litre in February, and have been under £1 per litre on supermarket forecourts since December 2015. Fuel prices have been at their lowest since 2009, which should be great news for long-suffering motorists – in theory.
Selling your car and negotiating a decent price can feel like a minefield. How on earth can you be sure you’re getting the right price?
Rob Hull, The Mail Online, reports:
Rather frustratingly, just because your car bounced in and out of a hole in the road, making that tell-tell ‘pothole’ noise, doesn’t necessarily mean it’s technically a pothole.
This risks of driving are difficult to ignore, and when an accident does occur, having a trained medical professional at the scene quickly can make all the difference. But what if more of us were trained in basic first aid, and confident in the dos and don’ts?
We’ve previously discussed the worrying statistics associated with changing a wheel on a car, or rather, not being able to change a wheel. Interestingly, this lack of mo
Are you a company car driver? And do you often find you’re paying off parking fines? New research shows that the two go hand in hand.
MSN Cars reports:
