The Money4yourMotors blog

Road safety and breakdown organisation GEM Motoring Assist says a few basic battery checks will help ensure your car engine starts when you need it. Read More...

The very British phenomenon of personalising number plates doesn’t seem to be abating, with the prices of bespoke plates rocketing in recent years, and even hitting six-figure sums. Read More...

Dealers should brace for a new surge in car sales when Britain emerges out of lockdown, according to market specialists Buyacar. Read More...

New research conducted by IAM RoadSmart, the UK’s largest independent road safety charity, has found overwhelming support for a 12-month minimum learning period for new drivers before they are allowed to take the practical driving test. Read More...

As the move towards electric vehicles gathers pace and a greater focus is being placed on the charging network required, new research among UK motorists reveals that a significant proportion believe that the MOT should evolve in parallel with new technology. Read More...

There was a 29% drop in the average number of days councils in the UK spent gritting roads between winter 2017/18 and winter 2019/20, according to new research by Citroën UK. Read More...

Potholes are perceived by motorists to be a much more significant concern on the road than they were three years ago, overtaking texting and drink driving as a worsening problem - according to the findings of a new report from the UK’s largest road safety charity. Read More...

The search is on for Britain’s highest mileage car after motoring magazine Bargain Cars acquired a 2001 Volvo S80 with an astonishing 717,000 miles under its wheels. Read More...

Almost a third (29%) of van drivers are risking a fine of up to £5,000 and potentially invalidating their insurance for not safely securing their dogs while driving to work, according to research by Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles. Read More...

According to the latest analysis from Auto Trader, the sale of new electric vehicles (EVs) could overtake petrol and diesel sales by as early as 2025, whilst alternatively fuelled vehicles (AFV) more broadly, could pass them even earlier, in 2024. Read More...