Six new electric cars to look forward to in 2020-21
There is no doubt the events of the past few months have had considerable impact on the car industry. New car sales dropped off a cliff in April as showrooms...
Product recall: Primula cheese spreads may contain toxic bacteria
Cheese maker Primula has withdrawn all of its cheese tubes from sale after the discovery of Clostridium botulinum in one of its products. The company, which says it’s working ’round...
Revealed: the cars with the happiest owners
The latest Which? Car Survey has identified the new and used cars that are the most and least satisfying to own, as rated by their drivers over the past 12...
Six mistakes to avoid when washing your car
The events of the past months have probably meant that keeping your car clean hasn’t been at the top of your agenda. But now that driving restrictions have been eased...
Can you tow with a hybrid or electric car?
Hybrid cars, particularly the latest raft of plug-in hybrid (PHEV) models, are often up to the task of towing, but you’ll need to consider your needs carefully to find a...
Electric cars top UK bestsellers list for April 2020
Lockdown has affected all aspects of the UK’s economy, not least the car industry. A combination of physical restrictions and financial uncertainty has seen new car sales fall off a...
Driving during the coronavirus lockdown: your questions answered
Since the government’s COVID-19 lockdown was implemented on March 23, traffic on our roads has fallen to levels not seen in decades – meaning millions of cars languishing on the...
Coronavirus: how to maintain your car during lockdown
Whether you want to keep your car roadworthy for essential journeys, or are concerned about the impact of not driving it at all for a while, we’ve teamed up with...
Coronavirus: drivers to get six-month MOT extension
UPDATE: 29 June 2020: The Government has today announced that mandatory MOT testing will resume from 01 August. Drivers whose MOT is due prior to that date will still benefit...
Budget 2020: £27bn for new roads, Fuel Duty frozen for 10th year
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced a £27bn investment in the UK’s road infrastructure between 2020 and 2025. The fund will be used to improve strategically important transport routes across the...