Most car crime can actually be prevented.
Alarms, for example, will deter most opportunist thieves. An alarm combined with an immobiliser will be enough to prevent your car from being stolen. Combining that with a steering
Hybrid vehicles usually contain both a petrol engine as well as electric batteries.
They will often run at slower speeds through electricity. When more power is required the petrol engine will kick in to provide that extra oomph. Hybrid cars use the power from the
Electric vehicles run on 100% electric power.
They don’t have an internal combustion engine in any way, shape or form. Instead, they contain batteries, and the energy is stored within them. This is how the vehicle is pow
100% electric cars that produce zero emissions are entirely exempt from road tax, whereas hybrids aren’t.
Also, owners of 100% electric vehicles do not have to fork out to pay the London Congestion Charge. Owners of hybrids that emit more than 75g/km of CO2 do have to pay the charge.
Your car could fail its MOT if you have a damaged, insecure or missing wiper blade.
This is because you will not get a clear view of the road and what is to your left, right or in front of you. It’s important to check the condition of your wipers regularly.
Unlike traditional diesel or petrol vehicles, electric cars do not emit visible tailpipe exhaust fumes.
Vehicles which are 100% electric don’t even have an exhaust as there is simply no need for one. These cars are extremely quiet when being driven too.
The Plans To Ban Diesel and Petrol Cars
The British government have followed France in announcing plans to ban new petrol and diesel cars by the year 2040. With poor air quality posing as the biggest environmental risk t
If you’re buying a new car and want to save some money, you’ll ideally want a car that’s cheap to insure
The cars that are cheaper to insure tend to have a lot in common, one being the size. You’ll be better off insuring a small car rather than something like a 4×4.
The BMW logo isn’t derived from a spinning propeller as many people think
It’s actually blue and white as it represents the national colours of Bavaria. Many thought it represented a propeller due to the history of the company making war planes and
Lamborghini’s iconic bull logo was chosen by Ferruccio Lamborghini, the company’s founder, due to his star sign being Taurus
In fact, the cars are also named after fighting bulls – the Murcielago, the Gallardo, the Miura and the Diablo for example.