Motoring News
18 June 2010Drinking and driving: testing the limits Iain Hollingshead discovers what it's like to be behind the wheel when
you're anything but sober.
read moreGM drive to restore Opel's image US carmaker General Motors is to launch a campaign to try to restore confidence in its Opel brand by offering incentives for new and existing customers
read moreThe £5,000 used convertibles
With the summer months upon us and a distinct possibility of a decent British summer, why not drop your top with one of our pick of bargain convertibles?
read moreChinese Toyota workers strike Chinese workers at Toyota Goesi, the company that supplies steering wheels and other rubber and resin parts to Toyota, have gone on strike.
read moreClassic Lotus racing cars on display Ex-Jim Clark, Ayrton Senna and Mario Andretti works cars take to the track, as well as the latest Lotus F1 racer.
read moreCitroen DS3 car review
Citroen is historically renowned for its bold designs and innovation, but some of its models from the last decade have lacked both.
 read moreCastriota goes to Saab Designer of the awesome P4/5 will create the next-generation 9-3. Good, good news.
read moreVauxhall Astra Sports Tourer revealed New estate version of the Vauxhall Astra Sports promises to take the fight to
the competition - and it's made in Britain.
read moreRange Rover Autobiography Black is star of the range Limited edition model will celebrate 40 years of Range Rover.
read moreRenault Mégane GT review The latest addition to the Mégane range might not be as fast as the flagship
Renaultsport model, but it's a surprising hit.
read moreRAC: local authorities cutting back on speed cameras Councils have begun cutting back on speed cameras after the new Coalition
Government declared that they would no longer be used as 'cash cows' for the
Treasury.
read moreVW share lowers Porsche losses A lower than expected loss from Porsche's stake in Volkswagen and bumper sales of the German marque's new luxury saloon lifted its forecast for the full year, on Friday
read moreWin a test drive in the Merc SLS Autocar is offering a reader the chance to test drive the new Mercedes SLS supercar at the Goodwood Moving Motor Show.
read moreNew V8 diesel for 2011 Range Rover 2011 Range Rover on sale this Autumn with a new diesel engine and eight-speed
automatic gearbox.
read moreCaught speeding 100mph+. What to do? Honest John doesn't like the chances of a reader keeping his licence after
being caught speeding on the way to see his pregnant wife.
read moreCaught speeding 100mph+. What to do? Honest John doesn't like the chances of a reader keeping his licence after
being caught speeding on the way to see his pregnant wife.
read moreOsteo-arthritis calls for high access Honest John helps find a car for a reader suffering from osteo-arthritis.
read moreOsteo-arthritis calls for high access Honest John helps find a car for a reader suffering from osteo-arthritis.
read moreBlack oil on BMW 3-series Honest John thinks an oil change is due on a reader's BMW 3-series.
read moreBlack oil on BMW 3-series Honest John thinks an oil change is due on a reader's BMW 3-series.
read moreFord mpg not what it claims Honest John helps a reader whose Ford Fiesta isn't as economical as it should
be.
read moreFord mpg not what it claims Honest John helps a reader whose Ford Fiesta isn't as economical as it should
be.
read moreFiat Stilo has me exhausted Honest John advices a reader who bought a 2002 Fiat Stilo only to find it
riddled with problems.
read moreFiat Stilo has me exhausted Honest John advices a reader who bought a 2002 Fiat Stilo only to find it
riddled with problems.
read moreTiming belt failure is no joke Honest John thinks that a reader might have a chance of getting some money
back from a dealer.
read moreTiming belt failure is no joke Honest John thinks that a reader might have a chance of getting some money
back from a dealer.
read moreRun-flat tyres wearing me down Honest John thinks that a faulty tyre pressure monitoring system could be the
cause of persistent BMW warning lights.
read moreRun-flat tyres wearing me down Honest John thinks that a faulty tyre pressure monitoring system could be the
cause of persistent BMW warning lights.
read moreMotoGP Silverstone preview Italy's injured superstar, Valentino Rossi, will be keeping an eye on his
rivals as the MotoGP circus comes to Silverstone.
read morePorsche 918 Spyder 'on sale' The Porsche 918 Spyder will be at the Pebble Beach Concours in California the company has confirmed, amid mounting speculation that it is preparing to open an official order book for the hybrid supercar.
read morePorsche Panamera: more efficiency and kit
Porsche Panamera: more efficiency and kit
read more Seat Leon Cupra R: it’s here Seat’s most powerful car ever, the 261bhp Leon Cupra R, has landed in the UK, and it is very yellowy.
read moreClio Gordini from £19,650 The special edition Renault Clio Gordini will cost from £19,650 - an increase of £1940 over the standard RenaultSport Clio 200.
read moreSwift Suzuki is economical too Honest John hears from a reader whose Suzuki Swift is proving more economical
than expected.
read moreSwift Suzuki is economical too Honest John hears from a reader whose Suzuki Swift is proving more economical
than expected.
read moreHave I bought the right Renault? Honest John thinks that a petrol Renault Megane Scénic is the pick of the
range.
read moreHave I bought the right Renault? Honest John thinks that a petrol Megane Scénic is the pick of the range.
read moreWhich pick-up to pick up? Honest John helps a reader in need of a pick-up to drive in Cape Town.
read moreWhich pick-up to pick up? Honest John helps a reader in need of a pick-up to drive in Cape Town.
read moreMotor trader's parking is getting me down Honest John says that a motor trader is free to park on the public road - so
long as his vehicles are taxed.
read moreMotor trader's parking is getting me down Honest John says that a motor trader is free to park on the public road - so
long as his vehicles are taxed.
read moreTo hire or buy? Honest John doesn't think that buying a car is a good idea if you're not in
the country to use it.
read moreTo hire or buy? Honest John doesn't think that buying a car is a good idea if you're not in
the country to use it.
read moreIs this a holiday hire car loophole? Honest John explains why only British car hire companies ask to see both parts
of your driving licence.
read moreIs this a holiday hire car loophole? Honest John explains why only British car hire companies ask to see both parts
of your driving licence.
read moreThailand holiday, but shall I hire a pick-up? Honest John helps a reader choose a hire car in Thailand.
read moreThailand holiday, but shall I hire a pick-up? Honest John helps a reader choose a hire car for his holiday in Thailand.
read moreDirty cars pose serious health hazard in warmer weather, say experts Motorists are at danger from a barrage of germs like Bacillus cereus and
Staphylococcus "each time they enter their car", a new study claims.
read moreQuinn Direct good for learner-driver insurance Honest John tells a reader why the insurance quote for his learner-driver son
was so low from Quinn Direct.
read moreSkid pan training around Bournemouth and Southampton Honest John points a reader to skid pan training facilities in and around
Bournemouth and Southampton.
read moreFord Focus or Fiesta? Honest John advises reader of the pros and cons of choosing between a new Ford
Focus or a Fiesta.
read moreFiat 500 supply delays Honest John offers a reader his opinion on why the delivery of a Fiat 500 he
has ordered and paid a deposit for is being delayed.
read moreBMW 325i coupe service intervals Honest John offers advice to a reader about service intervals for his BMW 325i
coupe.
read moreTfL officer over the top Honest John suggests a reader writes to London Mayor Boris Johnson about his
infuriating experience with a revenue protection officer with Transport for
London.
read moreLe Mans - post-race thoughts instalment 1 In the first of four reports Brian Laban looks at the winners and losers of Le
Mans now that the dust has settled.
read moreWorld's most expensive model car is gold Bugatti Veyron costing £2m Bugatti car built from 24-carat gold, platinum and diamonds costs £2m.
read moreFord on the rise as American car makers enjoy comeback Ford has been named the top mass-market car manufacturer in a global study
measuring the quality of new vehicles.
read moreProtective layers In the cavernous Hall 12 of the largest car plant in the world, workers in their white and grey overalls listen to the 1980s power ballad "(I just) Died in Your Arms"...
read moreDetroit claws back ground in battle over car quality Detroit's three carmakers are now building vehicles with fewer defects than their foreign rivals for the first time in at least a quarter-century, according to a...
read moreToyota affiliate hit by strike in China A second Japanese carmaker has been hit by labour unrest in China, as workers at a Toyota-related components factory in Tianjin walked off the job for two days this...
read moreDetroit gains ground in car quality battle The top three US carmakers are now building vehicles with fewer defects than their foreign rivals for the first time in at least a quarter-century, a closely watched industry survey says
read moreAvtovaz losses double Russia's largest carmaker, Avtovaz, lost 49.
read more'New F1 teams: go to GP2' Formula One’s new teams are too slow to compete in the sport and should be racing in GP2, according to Luca di Montezemolo.
read moreMerc SLS vs its supercar rivals This is the ultimate supercar test - we're pitting the Mercedes SLS AMG, Aston Martin Vantage V12, Porsche 911 Turbo and Lamborghini Gallardo LP570-4 Superleggera head-to-head.
read more'Switchover' bridge revealed Dutch architects have shown renderings of a proposed bridge design to connect Hong Kong with China.
read moreSaudi Arabia to build first car Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah has given the go-ahead for the state's first production car.
read more15 million UK cars low on oil Fifteen million cars in the UK are low on oil, according to a new survey.
read moreVauxhall city car on track Vauxhall Opel is forging ahead with development of its new Junior city car, despite the German government’s recent rejection of a request for 1.
read moreVW to make a new Phaeton Volkswagen is abandoning its bid to make the Phaeton a rival for the 7-series and S-class in Europe — and it will tailor the next generation of the car to the US and China instead.
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