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Are you tired of next month’s Budget yet? Governments fly so many kites these days it feels as though we have been through the whole thing twice in slow motion already. No wonder: last year the chance

Critics have lambasted the government’s proposed pay-per-mile tax on EVs, warning that it may put off buyers at a time when car makers are desperately attempting to ramp up sales to hit mandated targe

Six months after Forestry England removed paid-for riding permits in many woodlands, it has started charging for horsebox parking in some areas

I must take exception to the opening of your article ‘Are warranties warranted?’ (8 October), specifically the claim that our cars are 2.5 years older on average due to perceived reliability and the c

‘ARTIFICIAL intelligence’ and ‘driverless cars’ – terms that tend to make people excited and uncomfortable in equal measure. Both go hand-in-hand, with AI powering the most advanced self-driving vehic

BRIGHT headlights were back in the headlines last week, with the subject of headlamp glare hitting the news (Page 16) after the recent change of clocks meant that more of us are driving in the dark ag