Cars
Latest Volvo safety alert affects 70,000 cars – and there’s no fix yet
Volvo recalls tens of thousands of vehicles over fire risk posed by faulty inlet manifold. We take you through the details and what you should do if you bought your Volvo between 2014 and 2019 are affected by this car recall.
New Ford car is a Which? Don’t Buy due to poor safety
Since the Ford Ka+ Active is based on the regular Ka+, it shares its Euro NCAP assessment – this means it scores a poor three stars out of five in...
Seven new cars you can look forward to in 2019-20
Buying a new car is meant to be an exciting experience, ending with you driving away in a shiny new model, free from faults and loaded with toys. But with...
The best car breakdown cover provider for 2019
Find out what makes the top-scoring car breakdown provider the best and why choosing the right type of cover could save you hundreds of pounds.
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.
Have you been caught out by an unfair parking charge notice?
Private parking charges through the post are on the rise. But more drivers are appealing parking fines too. Find out how to appeal unfair parking charges, plus your likely success with firms including Parking Eye, Euro Car Parks and more.
Cars with limited rear seat space – the worst offenders exposed
Which? research has revealed 111 cars don’t have enough seat space for the average man to fit in the back, let alone anyone 6ft (1.83m) tall. Plus four cars that...
Tesla Model 3: is it a Which? Best Buy car?
We’ve put the brand-new Tesla Model 3 through our rigorous lab tests to see whether it matches the hype. Find out whether the Model 3 really delivers, or if its...
Motorists miss out on millions by not renewing their driving licence online
Save money by applying for, or renewing, your driving license online. Find out how it works, how much you can save and whether you need an International Driving Permit to drive a car abroad.
More cars at risk of theft, including a Toyota, a Mazda and a Volvo
Testing by Thatcham Research has found more new cars are extremely vulnerable to thieves because of the keyless entry systems, including models from Mazda, Toyota and Volvo.