In the beginning, an entry-level car meant a cheap and frequently nasty car, but it’s not the case with Adam. Vauxhall’s sleek and slick three-door Adam Energised is aimed squarely at younger buyers and it has a big appeal for a small car. Competitively priced and with the usual infotainment system you’d expect in a much more … [Read more...]
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Bus lane and junction cameras catching more
The results from February’s Moving Traffic Offences Scheme are now available for Cardiff. There have been 640 more fines issued for bus lane violations in February, compared with Januarys’ figures. 6832 Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs) issued compared with 6192 PCNs. There has been a significant increase in the number of PCNs issued for drivers blocking … [Read more...]
Love bug bites Welsh fans again
A 50-year love affair with the Volkswagen Beetle continues for a Welsh enthusiast. David Gallagher, from Llanelli, has taken delivery of his 11th Volkswagen Beetle. The 67-year-old’s love for the brand began at the tender age of 17 when he bought his very first Beetle - a 1956 ‘Oval Window’ for £120. This was followed by a 1954, … [Read more...]
Volvo announce prices for newest models
The new Volvo S90 and V90 are now available to order in the UK, with on-the-road prices starting at £32,555 for the S90 saloon and £34,555 for the V90 estate. The S90 and V90 are the latest models to be built on Volvo’s all-new Scalable Product Architecture (SPA) platform and benefit from Volvo’s ground-breaking Drive-E powertrains. Like the XC90 … [Read more...]
Older drivers facing end of the road in Wales
More than 3,000 motorists in Wales aged 70+ have had their driving licence revoked or refused due to a medical condition over the last three years, according to FOI data obtained by Confused.com. UK law requires drivers who reach the age of 70 to renew their licence every three years, with older drivers legally required to declare whether they are fit to … [Read more...]
Newslines 18 March
A £1.229 billion City Deal for the Cardiff Capital Region has been agreed. The investment is expected to deliver up to 25,000 new jobs and leverage an additional £4 billion of private sector investment across the region boosting economic growth through public transport improvements including an extensive metro rail and bus service but also include … [Read more...]
Volkswagen’s diesel-gate problems intensify
Almost 300 institutional investors in Volkswagen have filed a multi-billion euro suit against the automaker for what they see as breaches of its capital markets duty in the emissions scandal, said the law firm representing them. The lawsuit, for damages of 3.27 billion euros ($3.61 billion), was filed at a regional court in Brunswick in VW's home state of … [Read more...]
New man at DVSA wants to listen
Before taking up his role as DVSA Chief Executive on 1 April, Gareth Llewellyn is spending the next two weeks out and about meeting DVSA customers. Gareth wants to hear customers’ views on DVSA services and how the agency can continue to offer them convenient, reliable and quality services that meet their needs. He will be meeting with driving … [Read more...]
Thrilling Welsh opener to Asphalt Rally series
After a hard-fought day on the military ranges, third-seeds Steve Simpson and Patrick Walsh in their Subaru Impreza WRC won the Melvyn Evans Motorsport Tour of Epynt last Sunday, reports Roger Gale. The opening round of the MSA Asphalt Rally Championship offered a mouth-watering promise of performances to come. In spite of being unable to … [Read more...]
Seb relishes British GT drive this season
British GT Championship newcomer Welshman Seb Morris says he is absolutely relishing his maiden season in the prestigious category off the back of a very fruitful first ‘official’ test outing at Snetterton in Norfolk this week at the wheel of Team Parker Racing’s Bentley Continental GT3. The multiple motor racing champion from Marford near Wrexham joined … [Read more...]
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