Modern vehicle technology is full of acronyms, like ABS (Antilock Braking System) and AWD (All Wheel Drive). Even though the technology has been around for many years, you may not have heard of AEB (Autonomous Emergency Braking). more info… →

Whether you’re a learner, a seasoned driver, or a member of the motor trade who drives new and used cars as part of your job, knowing your stopping distances is a must. Abiding by them will minimise the chances that you’ll cause an accident and invalidate your motor insurance policy in the process. more info… →

It’s sad but true: getting ready for winter involves more than just ordering a turkey and bleeding the radiators. Vehicle owners are all too aware that December to February is the toughest season to keep both new and used cars happy, so it makes good sense to start preparing for this time of year as soon as possible. more info… →

Engine size, or capacity, can be a cause of confusion for prospective buyers of both new and used cars. Engine size is typically measured in cubic centimetres (cc), it describes the total volume of air displaced by one full stroke of the pistons as they sweep up and down inside the vehicle engine cylinders. more info… →

Depending on your motivation and budget for buying a used car, you might like to consider buying privately, auction or from a business selling new and used cars, such as a car dealer, independent garage or vehicle trader. Nevertheless, regardless of where you buy a used car, following a standard checklist can improve your peace of mind. more info… →