Motoring News
11 June 2010Recharging still a hurdle for electric cars Power utilities grapple with complex, unfamiliar and potentially costly issues as they work on the nuts and bolts of recharging batteries that could make or break carmakers
read moreGM picks JPMorgan and M Stanley to lead IPO The initial public offering will mark the latest step in efforts to revive a manufacturer whose decades of missteps reduced what was once a paragon of US industrial might into a national disappointment
read moreRoad tax-free new cars
If you’re looking to save money then the new class of sub-100g/km CO2 cars could be your answer.
 read moreFestival of Speed 2010 preview
Festival of Speed 2010 preview
read moreLe Mans 24 Hours: pre-race report The world's greatest endurance race is a grudge match between Audi and Peugeot.
read moreSaab 'to use BMW/Mini engines' Saab could use BMW and Mini engines to power its next generation Saab 9-3 and new 92.
read moreNew sliproad design a cause for concern Honest John advises a local resident worried about changes to a nearby
sliproad.
read moreLe Mans winners in pictures: 1991 - 2009 Whoever takes the chequered flag at this weekend's Le Mans 24 Hours will join
a long list of winners. In this, the second of two special picture
galleries, we celebrate the teams and drivers who have conquered all to win
the world's most famous motor race.
read moreWhat car for a woman's touch? Honest John tries to get in touch with his feminine side to help a reader in
search of some summer fun.
read morePeople carrier please, but not a Fiat Honest John helps a reader who wants a multi-purpose vehicle that can seat
three in the rear.
read moreLe Mans winners in pictures: 1924 - 1988 Whoever takes the chequered flag at this weekend's Le Mans 24 Hours will join
a long list of winners. In this, the first of two special picture galleries,
we celebrate the teams and drivers who have conquered all to win the world's
most famous motor race.
read moreTyre roar is a bore Honest John thinks that worn tyres could be responsible for excessive motorway
noise in a Honda Civic.
read moreDriving like a van man is the answer Honest John advises a reader who is struggling with visibility problems in her
Peugeot.
read moreFiat 500 fresh from service Honest John explains to a Fiat owner why the oil on his recently serviced 500
diesel has blacken very quickly.
read moreWhich car is best for mobility scooter access? Honest John guides a reader in search of a car suitable for carrying a
battery-powered mobility scooter.
read moreMini v Porsche: it's not on Porsche snubs Mini, doesn’t come out to play and invites Mini to Sebring, Daytona, Le Mans instead…
read moreNoisy tyres are wearing me down Honest John helps a reader choose what low profile tyres will best reduce road
noise in his Lexus IS250.
read moreUsed car more trouble than it's worth Honest John helps a reader find his consumer rights after buying a faulty
secondhand car.
read moreCitroen lacking in spare parts Honest John explains why Citroen has stopped selling some optional extras in
the UK.
read moreCondensation causing problems for Skoda owner Honest John blames a plastic door membrane for condensation problems in a
reader's Skoda Fabia.
read moreWhat car to replace Vauxhall Meriva? Honest John gives a reader some advice on what supermini to replace his ageing
Vauxhall Meriva with.
read moreBlowing a gasket on Rover 25 Honest John advises a reader whose Rover 25 is leaking coolant.
read moreMazda diesel problems not part of a recall Honest John helps a reader to clarify recall rules for UK cars.
read moreWide Boy: big BMW M3 German tuner force-feeds BMW M3 much carbon fibre. Larger-than-life GT2-spec racer is created.
read moreFord Mondeo: now more efficient
The Ford Mondeo has been given a range of new engines for improved fuel economy, lower emissions and more performance.
 read moreGet the latest Auto Trader news updates
Users of Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 can now keep up to date with all the latest news and reviews, as they are published on Auto Trader.
read morePlans hatch for next Saab 9-3 Talking exclusively to Telegraph Motoring, Saab's chairman, Victor
Muller, hints that the company's new 9-3 could return to its hatchback roots.
read moreLe Mans 24 Hours - does it still matter? How does endurance racing shape the cars we all drive? Brian Laban
investigates the greatest race of them all.
read moreMore bad news for electric car buyers: they'll plummet in value Telegraph Motoring's Mr Money warns early adopters of electric car technology
that it could cost them in the long run.
read moreSay it with a bumper sticker Much as we've all come to revile it, I suppose the "I slow down for horses"
bumper sticker was of some value when it first appeared.
read moreCars of the future revealed A radical Jaguar XK shooting brake concept and a 1+2 Mini city car were among the designs on show at the annual Coventry University Automotive Design degree show.
read morePeugeot takes Le Mans pole Peugeot stamped its authority on this year's Le Mans 24 Hours by cementing the first two rows of the grid in final qualifying.
read moreFord Mondeo gets new engines Ford is giving the Mondeo a mid-life powertrain revamp, slotting in its Ecoboost turbocharged petrol motor, improving the diesel line-up and offering its dual-clutch Powershift transmission on the car for the first time.
read moreSpecial edition Peugeot 107 Millesim
The new special edition Peugeot 107 Millesim offers a sat nav-enabled smartphone and road-tax free motoring to celebrate the company’s bicentenary.
 read moreHonda resumes Chinese car production Honda resumed auto production at its factories in China's southern Guangdong province after striking labourers at a component supplier returned to work
read moreHard core, hard to crack Whisper it, but is there a hard core of insider trading that simply won't go away, however loudly a watchdog barks? The Financial Services Authority would never say...
read moreGM backs away from drive to end use of 'Chevy' General Motors was forced into an embarrassing U-turn yesterday, distancing itself from an internal memo that had instructed employees to stop using "Chevy" as an...
read moreHello Kitty bike boom helps lift Halfords' sales Demand for Hello Kitty-themed bicycles has helped increase annual sales and profits at Halfords as the bicycle and car accessories retailer begins the rebranding of...
read moreStrike force If Li Xiaojuan has her way, the rest of the world will no longer be able to take cheap Chinese labour for granted. The 20-year-old, who works on the production line at...
read moreChevrolet admits Chevy error Chevrolet has conceded that its memo telling employees to stop calling the company Chevy was "poorly worded".
read moreParis motor show: VW Passat A bigger and more sharply-styled VW Passat is in the final stages of testing ahead of September’s Paris motor show.
read moreFerrari F1 team signs 11-year-old Ferrari has signed 11-year-old Canadian Lance Stroll to its Driver Academy programme.
read moreRolls expects growth in China China is expected to overtake the UK as Rolls-Royce’s second biggest market, according to the firm’s new CEO.
read moreImpreza STi to go diesel The Evo’s old rival, Subaru’s Impreza STi, is also set to offer a diesel model in its next generation — but it’s still likely to have a petrol-powered variant too.
read moreNext Evo goes diesel hybrid Mitsubishi is planning a radical overhaul of its Lancer Evolution by changing the next incarnation into a diesel hybrid.
read moreCygnet 'key to Aston's future' The Cygnet, Aston Martin’s rebadged and retrimmed Toyota iQ, will play a key role in the firm’s future as it tries to meet emissions regs.
read moreSix new Astons uncovered Aston Martin will launch six new models over the next six years, including replacements to the DB9, Vantage and Rapide, as well as new models including the Lagonda and Cygnet.
read moreAston Martin DBS updated The Aston Martin DBS will be updated later this year - and the latest car updates have been spied testing at the Nürburgring.
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