Isuzu is Japan’s oldest motor manufacturer with more than a century of experience and it has been the slowest to move into the electrical age. Its progress may appear to resemble an ice-berg on the move but the fact is, like that big lump of frozen water, you ignore it at your peril. While other manufacturers compromised carrying capacity and capability … [Read more...]
Regular eye-tests endorsed by elderly drivers
Older drivers are the biggest supporters of regular eye tests for motorists. That’s despite being the most likely age group to be impacted by the Government’s proposed policy changes, new findings reveal. The Department for Transport is considering mandatory in-person eye tests for older drivers – replacing the current system where motorists over 70 … [Read more...]
How to tackle registration fraud – Vertu
Sadiq Khan’s conviction was overturned after he was wrongly prosecuted for failing to tax a 24-year-old Nissan Micra that he said he had never owned. While this case is one with media attention, vehicle registration fraud is far more common than you think. Criminals can use stolen personal information, forged documents or cloned number plates to falsely … [Read more...]
A time warp that is the Goodwood Revival
The sobriquet ‘Glorious Goodwood’ was first hatched in the 1950’s relating to the Sussex estate’s long-established equine racecourse with panoramic views high on the South Downs. Then, in September 1948, the Duke of Richmond and Gordon repurposed the tarmac perimeter track of the WWII airfield at the foot of his estate into an automobile racing circuit that … [Read more...]
Bio-fuel being dumped in Europe
The European Commission has extended trade surveillance measures on imports of fuel ethanol into the EU from several countries, acknowledging the potential for a surge that could threaten the European renewable ethanol industry. The Commission’s decision, published on 14 September, acknowledged the threat of a surge of fuel ethanol imports into the EU, … [Read more...]
Jobs’ fair unveils opportunities in Automotive
National Franchised Dealers Association’s auto industry initiative, Drive My Career, will exhibit at the Coventry Careers Fair on Wednesday 7 October, showcasing the range of apprenticeship and career opportunities available across automotive retail. Taking place at Coventry Transport Museum from 10am to 2pm, the free event brings together employers and job … [Read more...]
Saudi Arabia unveil first electric cars
The dramatically styled flagship electric vehicles from Saudi Arabia’s national automotive company and first production models were unveiled last night. This national milestone reflects Saudi Arabia’s strategic direction toward developing an advanced industrial sector aligned with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030, said His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed … [Read more...]
Scrap the 20mph limit, say Tories
Conservative Senedd member for the Vale of Glamorgan and Bridgend Andrew RT Davies has repeated his calls for Plaid Cymru’s 20mph policy to be scrapped, after data showed deaths on Welsh roads have increased. Mr Davies said the statistics proved the policy, which made 20mph the default speed limit on all restricted roads in Wales, was not improving road … [Read more...]
Motorpoint call out ev running costs
Only two-fifths of drivers (39%) think an electric vehicle would be cheaper to run than a petrol or diesel car, despite EVs being the cheapest fuel type to run on a per-mile basis in 2026. Research from Motorpoint, based on a survey of 2,000 car owners, found that misconceptions around the cost of EVs are holding car owners back from making the switch, … [Read more...]
New car lines 21 September
Volvo Cars launched its first ever long-range plug-in hybrids for the European and American markets, introducing new variants of the best-selling XC60 and XC90 SUVs. The new XC60, which also has a comprehensive design update, delivers class-leading electric range of up to 124 miles on a single charge, with the XC90 providing up to 99 miles. After … [Read more...]
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