We know that not everyone is a car expert. Understanding the variety of options, technology, engines and acronyms can be too much for some people, who may end taking the easiest option rather than the right one.
Here at The British Motor Show we have a group of experts who are on hand to help you find your way through the minefield of car buying and finding your next car. Our specialists include experts from The Institute of The Motor Industry, Thatcham Research and a group of specialists representing manufacturers and retailers.
Whether you’re spending £1500 on a runabout, or £75,000 on the latest luxury SUV, we are here to help and advise you along the way, helping you find your perfect match. We’ll explain everything automotive in simple language, explaining what a mild hybrid is, what optional extras are worth adding and discussing safety tech without the jargon. Check out our help and advice below, which is split into easy to navigate categories.
Want a great driving car with plenty of space? These are some of the best to go for. The SUV segment is taking over when it comes to sales. People are flocking to four-wheel-drives in their thousands, while those that
Fancy wind-in-your-hair thrills without breaking the bank? Here are some of the best. It’s widely known that the UK is a convertible-loving nation. Despite having less than ideal weather for a drop-top, they’re snapped up thick and fast by British
If a car is involved in an accident, an insurer may deem it to be a ‘write off’. However, this term has several different elements to it – and they can be confusing at times. We’re going to look through
Winter is well and truly upon us now — the heating is on full blast, the constant ‘snow is coming’ fears are all over the news and the gritters are out in force to chip car paint everywhere. All jokes
With the current Covid-19 outbreak, many of us will be finding ourselves working from home or self-isolating. That means there’s going to be a lot of cars sat at home unused for long periods of time, potentially months, resulting in
This morning the Department for Transport (DfT) announced that it will grant a six-month MOT exemption to all cars, vans and motorcycles from March 30. It means that if your MOT expires after that time, it will automatically be exempt
Manufacturer has selected the firm as its preferred charging supplier. Mazda has chosen NewMotion as its preferred charging provider in the UK, prior to its first electric model arriving early next year. Owners of the upcoming MX-30 – Mazda’s first
Struggling with the heat? There are several solutions to that problem in a car. The weather in the UK is cranking up and even though it’s set to drop away, it’s more than likely that it’ll begin to climb again
Tent can be put up in a matter of seconds. Land Rover has introduced a new bespoke roof tent for its latest Defender. Built in collaboration with Autohome, the state-of-the-art tent can be put up in seconds and has been
If you can’t find the answer you are looking for, our panel of experts are on hand to answer your questions before you make any decisions.
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