High numbers of used cars sold could contain previous owner’s personal data
79% of owners did not take effective action to remove personal data from cars that they sold, such as their contact details, addresses and messages, a Which? survey reveals
Casper mattresses no longer on sale in the UK
Casper, the bed-in-a-box mattress company is closing down operations in the UK. Find out how this will affect your Casper mattress order.
DVLA gives seven-month extension on photocard driving licences
Taking effect from today, if your photocard driving licence expired or is due to expire between 1 February and 31 August 2020 – don’t panic. You will be granted an automatic seven month extension.
Car showrooms in England to reopen on 1 June; is now the right time to buy a new car?
Monday 1 June will see lockdown restrictions relax enough for car dealership showrooms to re-open. But expect a car buying experience like never before. Plastic screens, one way routes and solo test drives are just part of a raft of measures that showrooms will be implementing to adhere to government advice when re-opening.
Car tax changes: most new car owners will pay more tax from April
Car tax changes: buy a new car before April to (potentially) save yourself some money. Unless you’re buying an expensive electric car, in which case wait a few weeks to avoid spending an extra £1,600.
New cars emit more climate changing CO2 than old, according to Which? tests
New cars that meet the latest emission standards actually produce more climate changing CO2 than the cars they replace, according to Which? tests
VW and Seat seat belt recall: thousands of cars still to be fixed, plus we’ve found potentially dangerous cars being sold online
Over a year and a half after VW Group decided to keep selling cars with a known seat belt fault, we find affected cars, with outstanding recalls, for sale online
Will the new Renault Zoe make you go electric?
The new Renault Zoe is both reasonably affordable and should have a decent driving range - is this the car that convinces you to go electric?
Five cars we want Nissan, Tesla, Ford, BMW and Seat to fix for free
One in five Nissan Qashqai owners told us in our last survey that they had to replace their battery in the past 12 months. According to our figures, that means you're four to five times as likely to see your battery fail in the Qashqai than another car. The numbers point to an inherent fault with the car – so why should consumers foot the bill?
Tesla Model 3 gets perfect score in crash test
Tesla Model 3 gets a perfect score in Euro NCAP tests - and would you pay £750 extra for better safety? The new Skoda Scala ranks as one of the safest family cars to date.