GM suspends electric Volt production Work on the Chevrolet model is halted for five weeks to reduce a backlog of vehicles after disappointing sales, with Detroit workers sent home
Geneva 2012: Disco Volante Milan-based Touring Superleggera will pay homage to the 1952 Alfa Romeo C52 Disco Volante with a new Alfa 8C-based car at the
International Classic Motorcycle Show takes shape Motorcycling legend Giacomo Agostini will be the guest of honour at 2012's International Classic Motorcycle Show.
Unhappy with Audi satnav Honest John tells a reader how to go about getting their money back after they purchased an Audi satnav that doesn't allow a full UK postcode search.
The long struggle to fix London's Tube TODAY'S figures on Tube delays are a sign of progress on the Underground - though many commuters can be forgiven for being wary, not least on a day when part of the Jubilee line has gone down yet again. The Mayor says that delays this financial year will be at their lowest level since 2003, down 40 per cent on 2007/08. Yet the past year has also seen significant problems on the Jubilee line especially, with a worryingly large number of cases of passengers having to be led to safety along the rails.
Rick's religion doesn't stop him being a hypocrite How long, O Lord, how long? is the cry that has gone up from the Republican tent, as the primary battle rolls back and forth. How much more of this nastiness of ours can the public endure? How much more can our leaders throw at each other? And what shape will they be in at the end?
For fast, friendly service, skip the US and head here American visitors to the London Olympics - prepare to be shocked. In our capital you will be treated to a level of service that will leave your eyes popping, your jaws dropping, your gobs smacked. Put simply, our public officials will treat you with respect and courtesy, or at the very least like an adult. Employees of the hospitality industry will do the job they are paid to do and actually earn your tips. Taxi drivers will take you where you want to go, and may even know the way. You don't get that back home, huh?
Self-publishing makes us think we can write DO WE still need publishers? Not a day goes by without an unknown author bringing out a self-published book. Even established authors are getting in on the act. This week Jackie Collins and Amanda Craig both announced they were reprinting some of their backlist classics in ebook form. The eBitch is back!
Seat Toledo concept unveiled The fourth-generation Seat Toledo is previewed by this close-to-production study which will go on display at the Geneva motor show next week.
Price of unleaded to reach record high The price of petrol is expected to reach a record high today as unleaded prices rise towards costing the average vehicle £100 to fill-up.
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