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Motor Shows not to be missed

If the Goodwood Festival of Speed has given you an appetite for motor shows, here’s a guide to what else is on the calendar for car enthusiasts. Whether your interest is casual or professional, be sure to visit the trade stands for great offers on a brand new Sat-Nav to an insurance policy. You will find the latest new and used cars for sale, alongside futuristic concept cars and all the classic roadsters, you may even get to take to the driver’s seat yourself. more info… →

Goodwood Festival of Speed

Established in 1993, the Goodwood Festival of Speed celebrates the finest of British motoring traditions in its annual event, held each year at the historic Goodwood House estate. This year’s event will run for three days, starting on June 26th, and crowds well in excess of 100,000 per day are expected. more info… →

DVLA’s Share Driving Licence service is available

On May 19th, the DVLA moved their new Share Driving Licence service into the public domain. This is the latest step in allowing British drivers to share their information with selected companies and individuals in the motor trade or elsewhere, while still keeping most of their driving records private. more info… →

Best cars to own in 2015

The motor trade has spiced up its act in recent years with many new and improved models from SUV’s to compact executives all doing well from less run of the mill manufacturers. Whatever your insurance policy will stretch to there’s a new car out there for you somewhere so why not check out one of these. more info… →

Are trade plates covered by Unicom’s trade insurance?

In the UK, trade plates are an essential requirement for the motor trade. If you are a dealer in new and used cars, a manufacturer, a vehicle tester, for example at an MOT station or garage, if you repair or valet cars, or if you collect or deliver vehicles under their own power rather than on a trailer, you will need at least one, and probably several sets. more info… →

How low will petrol prices fall in 2015?

2015 has seen fuel costs fall and rise again, not just in the UK but also further afield. Lower prices of both petrol and diesel at the beginning of the year can be attributed to the lower price of crude oil, with Brent crude oil hitting its lowest level in six years. Major supermarkets and local garages alike cut their prices in response, and it was reported that three West Midlands garages were even selling petrol at under 100 pence a litre, a price not seen for over five years. more info… →

History of UK car insurance

Motor insurance has been around for almost as long as there have been motor vehicles. The insurance industry is well established, and has always been happy to offer policies on almost anything its customers can dream up, from standards like home insurance and life insurance to cover in the event of an alien abduction or werewolf attack. more info… →

How the Budget affected UK motorists

A few weeks ago, Chancellor George Osborne unveiled the 2015 Budget. There were a number of important announcements for UK drivers and the motor trade industry in general, with several of the key points outlined in this article. There was also praise for the vehicle manufacturing industry as a whole and promise of aid for HGV firms and drivers. more info… →

What is the claims process?

It’s something that everybody dreads, making insurance claims. However keeping to the following steps will help keep the stress to a minimum and make your claim a lot easier. Furthermore these steps apply equally for new and used cars. more info… →

Motor trade tool insurance

For workers in the motor trade who are involved with repairing, collecting, or modifying vehicles, tools are an important and valuable business asset, perhaps the most important and valuable after business premises and the company vehicle. While items that are stored on business premises, may be covered by the company’s insurance policy, the same may not be true of equipment taken out on the road. more info… →

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