Motors News

As fuel prices have shown signs of levelling off after months of rises, according to one motoring organisation, we reveal the most expensive.

The financial pressures on motorists continue as it is revealed the prices of some of our most popular cars are rising faster than wages.

More than 600,000 vehicles aren't compatible with the UK's new E10 petrol. Here's 10 popular makes and models affected:

As travel rules relax more of us may begin thinking about taking the car to Europe once again, but what rules have changed for drivers since Brexit?

Demand for MOTs is expected to surge next month and drivers are being told to book appointments now.

The price of theory and practical driving tests, and MOT slot fees, are among charges the DVSA wants to increase as it faces a funding shortfall.

Petrol prices have risen for the ninth month in a row with the RAC warning the situation shows no sign of improving.

Research on driving test results seems to reveal that the Suffolk location in which you take your test may play a role in your success.

With petrol prices at an eight-year high and food prices also on the up, there's a warning about the cost to our summer plans.

Vehicles sat unused and garages which are too small for modern cars is causing parking problems in residential streets, says a new report.

Almost 90 per cent of motorists support plans to fine fellow drivers for tailgating on the motorway according to a new poll by Motorpoint.

With restrictions easing and more outings on the horizon, parents are being reminded to check their children's car seats are suitable.

With pollen counts returning to 'very high' levels, there's a warning for sufferers who plan to get behind the wheel of their car.

Is it illegal to drive in flip flops, with headphones or with one headlight, are among questions most 'googled' by drivers. We find the answers here:

The way we pay for petrol at the pumps is changing but it's leaving some drivers frustrated.

A new greener petrol is being sent to forecourts this summer, but it's not a perfect match for all vehicles and drivers are being warned to check.

Learner drivers are facing long waits for practical test appointments.

Incorrectly loading the car for a family holiday or day trip this summer could land you with a hefty fine or invalidate your insurance. Here's why:

If you're driving with your dog in the scorching hot weather here's are the dos and don'ts

A gold DB7, a Mini with custom-made privacy glass and an Audi RS6 used for an infamous date are among the celebrity owned cars to have gone on sale.