Owning a car
Part worn tyres: buying advice and test vs new tyres
Part worn tyres: buying advice and test vs new tyres
Depending on who you ask, part-worn tyres are either a great money-saver or a risky gamble. But should you buy part-worn tyres and what are the risks …
OZEV grant: what is the home wallbox EV charger grant and am I eligible?
OZEV grant: what is the home wallbox EV charger grant and am I eligible?
Buying and owning an electric car comes with a big lifestyle change – namely plugging your car in to charge overnight instead of queueing up at a petr…
How to change a car battery and choose the right battery for your car
How to change a car battery and choose the right battery for your car
Here’s everything you need to know about changing your car’s 12V battery
Best cars to modify - our top options for DIY car mods
Best cars to modify - our top options for DIY car mods
If you have the itch for aftermarket parts and making your ride unique, these are the best cars to go for
Car security: products, devices and tips to keep your car safe
Car security: products, devices and tips to keep your car safe
From simple to hi-tech, we look at some of the best ways to help prevent to stop your car or its contents being stolen
Locking wheel nuts explained: types, removal and lost keys
Locking wheel nuts explained: types, removal and lost keys
We explain how locking wheel nuts work, and what to do when you lose your locking wheel nut key…
MoT test pass certificates axed as paperwork goes ‘online only’
MoT test pass certificates axed as paperwork goes ‘online only’
Garages have axed annual MoT test paperwork, aiming to cut down fraud - not trees
How to avoid buying a car with outstanding finance
How to avoid buying a car with outstanding finance
There’s a risk that the car you’re thinking of buying might have outstanding finance. Here’s what happens if you unknowingly buy one and how to avoid …
Repossessed cars: what are they and should you buy one?
Repossessed cars: what are they and should you buy one?
Find out what happens if your car is repossessed, and what to look out for if you're thinking of buying a repo car
Eyesight requirements for driving: UK eyesight rules explained
Eyesight requirements for driving: UK eyesight rules explained
What is the minimum vision standard required to drive on UK roads? And how can you check your own eyesight before driving? Our handy guide has you cov…
How to sell your car without an MOT
How to sell your car without an MOT
Don’t fret if your car has failed its MOT; we show you how to sell it avoiding the pitfalls.
How to scrap a car easily and for the best price
How to scrap a car easily and for the best price
How do you scrap or recycle your car in the UK, what prices can you expect from the scrap yard and what should you tell the DVLA? Our handy guide reve…
Electric car charging in the UK
Electric car charging in the UK
Keeping your EV battery topped-up is easier than ever. Here’s all you need to know about charging an electric car today
Are you due a car tax refund?
Are you due a car tax refund?
If you're selling your car, you might be due a refund on your unused VED car tax. We guide you through the rules around getting a refund on your car t…
Selling a car with outstanding finance is easier than you think…
Selling a car with outstanding finance is easier than you think…
We look at whether you can sell a car with outstanding finance and things you should consider beforehand
A car’s registered keeper and owner isn’t always the same person, here’s why…
A car’s registered keeper and owner isn’t always the same person, here’s why…
The registered keeper and owner of a car don’t have to be the same person and each has different responsibilities
What is a V5C? Vehicle log book rules for car buyers and sellers
What is a V5C? Vehicle log book rules for car buyers and sellers
We explain the V5C log book and the rules around it, whether you're selling or buying a car
Why your car’s service history really matters
Why your car’s service history really matters
A full service history can add a lot of value to a used car. We explain everything you need to know
Why is car insurance so expensive? The truth about the rising cost of insuring your car
Why is car insurance so expensive? The truth about the rising cost of insuring your car
We take an exclusive look behind the rising cost of new car insurance policies and renewals in the UK, discovering the causes and suggesting some solu…
What's the best engine oil for my car?
What's the best engine oil for my car?
Use our handy guide to find the right engine oil for your car
Car makers are killing the spare wheel but motorists really want them
Car makers are killing the spare wheel but motorists really want them
More than 80 percent of drivers want a spare wheel in the boot, but it's an increasingly rare luxury
What is AdBlue?
What is AdBlue?
Euro6 emissions regulations and SCR tech mean AdBlue usage is increasing rapidly – but what is AdBlue?
Wheel bearing noise - what causes it and what to do?
Wheel bearing noise - what causes it and what to do?
If your wheel bearings are noisy they could be worn out. Here’s all you need to know about them
How to use a car tyre puncture repair kit
How to use a car tyre puncture repair kit
Everything you need to know about using a car tyre puncture repair kit - and when you shouldn’t!
Engine management light: what is it?
Engine management light: what is it?
What should you do when the engine management light comes on, and how do you safely turn it off?
Misfuelling explained: What to do if you put petrol in a diesel car or vice versa
Misfuelling explained: What to do if you put petrol in a diesel car or vice versa
Misfuelling your car can be a costly mistake but here's what to do if you put the wrong fuel in your car
Car recalls explained: what should you do if you get one?
Car recalls explained: what should you do if you get one?
Car recalls are rarely out of the news; our exclusive interview with the DVSA explains everything you need to know about them
Euro 6 emissions standards: what do they mean for you?
Euro 6 emissions standards: what do they mean for you?
Since their introduction in 2015, Euro 6 standards for exhaust emissions have had a big impact but what are they?
What are voluntary and compulsory excess on your car insurance?
What are voluntary and compulsory excess on your car insurance?
The excess charges, both voluntary and compulsory, are a key part of your car insurance policy. Here’s how they work…
Driving offence codes explained: UK licence endorsements for speeding and other offences
Driving offence codes explained: UK licence endorsements for speeding and other offences
What are driving offence endorsement codes and what do they mean on your driving licence?
Guide to car windscreen repair and car window replacement
Guide to car windscreen repair and car window replacement
What to do if you get a stone chip or crack in your car windscreen
Driving licence renewal guide: how to renew your licence, change the photo or address
Driving licence renewal guide: how to renew your licence, change the photo or address
Renewing your driving licence or changing the address is really simple: here’s how it’s done
Electric car servicing and repairs in the UK: costs, pitfalls and finding a local garage
Electric car servicing and repairs in the UK: costs, pitfalls and finding a local garage
The popularity of electric cars is growing exponentially. But with more and more on the road, where do you go to get your pride and joy maintained and…
Mileage correction and car clocking: is it legal?
Mileage correction and car clocking: is it legal?
Millions of used UK cars have had their mileage changed. We uncover the facts about car clocking and mileage correction services.
Car running costs guide: how to save £££s on buying and running a car
Car running costs guide: how to save £££s on buying and running a car
Tips and advice on how to save money on car insurance, fuel, tyres, accessories and servicing
Bangernomics: how to buy a banger and run it for peanuts
Bangernomics: how to buy a banger and run it for peanuts
Buying and running a car for peanuts might seem like a gamble, but it’s achievable if you follow a few rules