Coronavirus

England is coming out of its third lockdown, with the rest of the UK in a similar position - what does this mean for drivers?

Everything you need to know about how Covid-19 affects cars, motorists and the car industry in the UK

National lockdowns have kept dealers closed but the reopening is in sight. Here’s how you can still buy a new or used car in all parts of the UK

March 2021 saw an 11.5 per cent year-on-year increase as the UK marked the first anniversary of Covid-19 restrictions

Just 105,008 cars were built in the UK in February 2021, marking the 18th consecutive month of decline

Final report: Did a limited range mar life with the MINI Electric?

Scottish Government confirms dealers can allow customers into their showrooms to conclude the purchasing of a vehicle

JLR will trim its workforce over the next year – but company executives have confirmed that the changes won’t affect factory workers

Easing of lockdown restrictions will cause car sales boom thanks to pent-up demand and desire to avoid public transport

The new pothole repair funding is part of a £2.5 billion Potholes Fund that was announced in the 2020 Budget to cover 2020/21 to 2024/25

Toyota reveals how car makers are getting writers behind the wheel during lockdown

New data suggests 10 per cent more cars are being used in the UK now than during the first lockdown in March 2020

Final report: Our plug-in Volvo XC40 Recharge T5 has proved a useful step on the way to full electrification

New-car registrations hit a 30-year low in 2020, but two manufacturers managed to buck the trend

All the facts about the £15 charge for driving into central London including a map, how to pay and how to check if you need to...

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan looks for ways to raise extra £500 million a year amid Transport for London’s financial woes

Millions of UK drivers will still visit friends and family during the Christmas travel window, although a fifth won’t due to Covid-19

All three of Goodwood’s flagship motorsport events are set to take place next year, having been cancelled in 2020 due to Covid-19

Auto bosses warn that UK car production will shrink by a third if no deal with the EU is reached

If there’s a more pandemic-beating travel pod than our cars, then Mike Rutherford wants to know what it is

Petrol and diesel prices remained steady in October, but experts say second lockdown should drive prices down soon

The Insurance Fraud Bureau warns the public to be prepared for increased incidences of ‘crash for cash’ scams and other forms of insurance fraud

Move follows seven-month extension announced in June; photocard licences expiring between 1 February and 31 December 2020 get automatic 11-month exten…

An estimated 18 million leisure trips will be taken during August bank holiday weekend, 1.8 million more than last year

Telematics data shows drivers broke speed limits more often when they got behind the wheel during lockdown

Department for Transport ends MoT extension on Saturday 1 August; cars due an MoT before that date still get extra six months

Aston Martin's losses have increased by 67 per cent over the same period in 2019

Revenue from tax on diesel sales were worst-affected, falling 49 per cent year-on-year in April and May

Driving tests will resume in England from 22 July, with learners urged to check with their instructors whether they're still ready to try and pass

The 2021 Geneva Motor Show has been cancelled due to financial hardship and poor manufacturer response

Mike Rutherford thinks low-earning employees deserve to have their commute subsidised

Bentley has finally halted production of its aging flag-bearer, with a final special edition model that celebrates the saloon’s history

Mike Rutherford made dozens of phone calls on the day car showrooms reopened, but got a mixture of positive and negative responses

Editor-in-chief Steve Fowler thinks dealerships could become places to 'try' rather than 'buy' as more and more car customers turn to online purchasin…