Aston Martin is recalling over 6,000 models in America to replace faulty locking mechanisms which may stop doors opening. Aston Martin Lagonda is recalling certain model year 2010-2015 DB9, 2010-2012 DBS, 2010-2016 V8 Vantage, 2012 Virage, 2010-2016 Rapide, 2014-2016 Vanquish, 2011-2016 V12 Vantage, and 2012-2013 V12 Zagato vehicles. A Day Ticket … [Read more...]
Fowden flies to fast first at former fighter base
The Hirefit Brawdy Stages at the military base above Newgale Beach in Pembrokeshire brought another win for Fowden Motorsport last Sunday. This time it was Paul Fowden at the wheel of the Comline Auto Parts backed Subaru Impreza WRC. He and team co-driver Paul Wakely set fastest time on all of the six stages to emerge with a winning … [Read more...]
Fiat and Mazda expand line ups
The new Fiat Qubo MPV is now available to order in the UK. Part of the functional family, alongside the popular Panda, versatile Doblo and all-new Tipo hatchback and station wagon, the Qubo retains its 3.96m long and 1.7m wide dimensions meaning it continues to mate the footprint of a supermini with the interior more like that of an MPV with ample room … [Read more...]
Sunday drive: Ford S Max with AWD
Yes summer is officially here but it’s time to remember the horrors of last winter’s weather. Gales, floods, ice and for some long months of deep snow so how many of us were just wishing to have 4x4 traction for our family or work cars? Most of the major volume sales manufacturers are saying that up to 20% of … [Read more...]
Litter louts are biggest bugbear for drivers
More than one quarter of drivers (28%) think that people throwing rubbish out the window is the most annoying habit in the summer, according to a new AA Populus poll of 21,877 members. Only 17% of 18-24 year olds thought throwing rubbish out the window is annoying which suggests they might throw rubbish out the window themselves. One third (32%) of … [Read more...]
Weekend roadtest: McLaren 570S Coupe
You know there is something special about to be experienced when you step into an entry-level car costing £143,000. With the McLaren badge on the shark-like front it is going to be different to almost anything else you’ve driven, entry level or above. Having previously driven the McLaren 650S which was pitched as an every-day car, I … [Read more...]
RAC & MPs voice motoring concerns
A new Prime Minister and changes to the Cabinet could mean a change of motoring priorities. Motorists have in recent years benefitted from a prolonged fuel duty freeze and a focus on upgrading the strategic road network. But what motorists need in this era of uncertainty is clarity that the Government will continue to be on their side. This means … [Read more...]
Road safety concerns after Brexit
IAM RoadSmart members have a pessimistic view of how the country’s exit from the European Union will affect them as drivers. The road safety charity conducted a poll of over 1,000 members and visitors to its website between 27 June and 12 July, asking how the decision by UK voters to leave the EU would affect them. Of the 1,093 respondents, when asked … [Read more...]
Newslines 16 July
Cardiff”s 48 Civil Enforcement Officers will all be equipped with body cameras through a £34,000 investment. The new cameras can only be used if a CEO believes they are being threatened or there is potential for conflict to happen and members of the public can request access to the footage through a freedom of information request to the council. The … [Read more...]
McLaren 570S Coupe roadtest review
Tomorrow we report on the new McLaren 570S Coupe, the entry level model to the range, but it'll still set you back over £140,000! … [Read more...]
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