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NewsMotoring ResearchHow and when to use your hazard warning lights
Hazard warning lights must be present and working for your car to pass its MOT. But how and when should you use them? The post How and when to use your hazard warning lights appeared first on Motoring Research.
BusinessPA Media: MotoringThere’s a new 48-hour test drive available on the Vauxhall Corsa-e
British firm’s new EV can be borrowed for two days until November 1.
BusinessPA Media: MotoringVolkswagen ID.3 gets top marks in crash tests
The first car from VW’s new electric ID family got five stars.
LifestylePA Media: MotoringThe Hummer has been reborn as an electric vehicle
Large SUV gets almost 1,000bhp.
BusinessPA Media: MotoringHyundai i20 pricing and specifications confirmed as hot hatch version breaks cover
Updated supermini priced from £18,595 and gets new Ultimate top-level trim.
NewsPA Media: MotoringFirst Drive: Is Mercedes-Benz’s EQV the electric MPV solution for all occasions?
Merc's EV plans are wide-sweeping and the EQV is one of the ways they're being put into action. Is this electric MPV any good? Jack Evans finds out.
BusinessMotoring ResearchRising used car prices drive up UK inflation
Growing demand for secondhand cars has seen UK inflation climb to 0.5 percent in September 2020 according to the Office of National Statistics The post Rising used car prices drive up UK inflation appeared first on Motoring Research.
LifestyleThe TelegraphRestomods: has the restored classic car market gone too far?
The late, great motoring hack Russell Bulgin argued long and hard about classic cars. He though they were uniformly rubbish and I disagreed. Neither of us were right of course, but classic cars do bring their own set of challenges to mechanics and drivers. From the Seventies back, cars simply weren’t as reliable, or as safe and required regular and quite specialist servicing. Back then, car makers didn’t know (or care) as much about longevity, combustion efficiency, low-friction coatings and drivetrain design, safety structures, steering and suspension geometry, braking, or corrosion protection. Oils and lubricants, friction linings, electrical connections, tyres and even the fuels you put in the tank, simply weren’t as good as todays.
PoliticsReutersLess carbon, more electric vehicles: automakers prepare for potential Biden win
Automakers are gearing up for tough new vehicle emissions rules and policies favoring electric vehicles if Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden wins the White House. Biden and U.S. President Donald Trump both need the votes of auto workers in Midwestern swing states such as Michigan and Ohio, and both say they want automakers to create more auto jobs in the United States, rather than Mexico or China. From there, Trump's and Biden's policies for autos and transportation diverge, presenting automakers with very different sets of risks and rewards.
NewsPA Media: MotoringKTM’s new 890 Adventure revealed in full
Eye-catching motorcycle is set to arrive in the UK early next year.
TechnologyPA Media: MotoringSuzuki Across arrives with £45,599 starting price
Firm’s first plug-in hybrid brings low CO2 emissions and competitive fuel economy.
Businessmotor1Tesla already exports Model 3 from China to Europe
A customer in France found "Model 3 - China" info in the papers.
LifestylePA Media: MotoringFirst Edition BMW X5 M Competition and X6 M Competition launched
Special edition models are limited to just 250 examples each.
Newsmotor1Winter and all-season tyres put to test - which are best for AWD car?
You know the answer. But here's living proof.
Technologymotor1New McLaren hybrid supercar spied looking production ready
It should debut next year.
TechnologyPA Media: MotoringFacelifted Suzuki Swift to start from £14,749
Updated model gains mild-hybrid technology across the range.
Businessmotor1Watch Ford Mustang Mach-E 1400 silently shred Driftkhana at Goodwood
Tyre slaying won’t be a thing of the past.
NewsThe TelegraphRange Rover at 50: much more than a luxury SUV
Not every Range Rover was built with luxury in mind. For decades, the ultimate go-anywhere vehicle has been the de facto choice for British royalty but some versions were destined for more practical purposes. Fire tender, ambulance, stretched limo - the Range Rover utilised a unique blend of off-road ability and supreme comfort to earn its stripes. The first vehicle to travel the length of the Americas in 1972, the car chosen as the Popemobile when the supreme pontiff visited the UK in 1982, no other manufacturer could match such versatility. Last week, Land Rover celebrated the 50th anniversary of its iconic four-wheel drive with a celebratory ‘drive-past’ at Goodwood. The cavalcade included some of the most important Range Rovers to roll off the production line in Solihull since the very first example in 1970.
LifestyleMotoring ResearchMaserati Levante S (2020) review
The 430hp Maserati Levante S is a large SUV powered by a cut-down Ferrari engine. Does it retain some Maranello magic? The post Maserati Levante S (2020) review appeared first on Motoring Research.
NewsPA Media: MotoringUK Drive: Is the Volvo V60 Cross Country a compelling alternative to an SUV?
The Cross Country brings rugged styling to Volvo’s V60 estate, but is it worth considering? Ted Welford find out.
Newsmotor1BMW X5 M Competition and X6 M Competition get belated first edition
Better late than never?
TechnologyPA Media: MotoringPorsche revises Panamera range with updated hybrid models
Range-topping model packs nearly 700bhp.
Businessmotor1UK: Honda phasing out diesels and heading towards electrification
Honda to get rid of diesel models in Europe by the end of 2022. In the UK they are already gone. It's an 'electrifying' time.
TechnologyPA Media: MotoringCupra announces prices and specs for new Formentor
Performance SUV is available in a variety of different specifications.