More motorists are driving around in new year-10 plate vehicles as new car sales for 2010 have already surpassed the poor figures during the whole of 2009, thanks mainly to the Governments car scrappage scheme.

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I’ve published two new articles on the main website about the new fuels from Shell, they are called FuelSave and replace their old standard Unleaded and Diesel fuels.

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Japanese manufacturers Toyota scooped two awards at the British Insurance Vehicle Security Awards, held at the Motor Insurance Repair Research Centre at Thatcham, Berkshire.

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Families in Ireland wishing to save money could consider reducing the number of cars they own, which cuts the amount spent on motor insurance.

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Buying a new or used car is not a decision that is often taken lightly. After buying a house, buying a car is the second largest household expenditure you will make.

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Every year honest drivers have to foot a bill of around €40 each because of uninsured motorists on Ireland’s roads according to the findings of a new survey.

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Car insurance policies that offer benefits to the owners of new vehicles are a wise choice for Irish drivers who are investing in cars that have come straight from the production line.

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It is obviously a very important part of your car, so not something you want to ‘go cheaper’ on. The prices of them vary, there is no one set cost. As guideline expect to pay anywhere from £30 to £180 (but expect it to be at the lower end of the range).

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Having recently purchased myself a second-hand Ford Focus I wanted to look properly at the exact cost of MOT’s for future reference. I know what my friends have said but I wanted to research further.

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