Scottish businessman Sir Arnold Clark has become the UK’s first billionaire car dealer, according to the Sunday Times Rich List 2016. more info… →

Air pollution via vehicle emissions remains a major issue in many UK towns and cities, despite many ways to try and reduce levels of harmful materials. New government figures suggest that the problem is actually worsening due to garages removing diesel particulate filters (DPFs) from cars that are out of warranty. more info… →

UK motorists are preparing to face a rise in fuel bills once more. Prices have been under a pound per litre in many regions since Autumn 2015, but now the average cost has risen for the first time in around 9 months. This will come as a further blow to motorists who have already seen a rise in insurance policy costs this year thanks to higher levels of insurance premium tax. more info… →

Due to Barry turning the big 4 0 we all made a special effort to celebrate it in style. more info… →

Clocking, the practice of adjusting a car’s odometer to make it appear that a vehicle has a lower mileage than the actual figure used to be such a widespread problem that it was almost a cliché, the hallmark of dodgy dealers in new and used cars. more info… →

On June 23rd, 2016, the United Kingdom will hold a referendum on whether the country should remain in the European Union. An exit from the EU, referred to as ‘Brexit‘, would have a far reaching impact on the UK’s economy, including healthcare, transport, tourism, and trade. more info… →

2016 looks set to be an exciting year in the motor trade, with innovative new designs and updated old favourites from major manufacturers and new contenders. Whether you’re looking for a car that’s family, wallet or insurance policy friendly, or simply fun, there should be something in the line-up to tempt you. more info… →

A new way of paying for your petrol has been unveiled at Shell service stations. “Fill Up and Go” offers motorists the ability to simply scan a code using Shell’s mobile phone app, and then fill up as usual – the fuel is then paid for directly through PayPal, meaning that motorists no longer need to either go into the shop to pay, or use their credit or debit card at the pump. more info… →