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.
There’s a palpable increase in electric car interest across the UK. As the government looks to increase public use of electric cars and manufacturers bring more plug-in models to market, it’s a trend that is hard to ignore. But electric
Trying to find a more compact driving option? We’ve picked out some of the best. Sometimes too much space is a bad thing. Frequently people find themselves with a little too much room for their needs, and they could be
BMW ranks well, while MG’s system is considered the most distracting. BODY BMW’s iDrive has been ranked the least distracting infotainment system in new cars, following new tests. Testers WhatCar? came up with six tasks that drivers frequently do, such
With Storm Dennis having swept the UK over the weekend, flooded roads are currently a common sight across the country. It may be tempting to tackle them head-on, but standing water can very easily catch a driver out. It presents
Some 15,000 lives have been saved and 25 million accidents prevented in 25 years by Electronic Stability Program (ESP), according to new research. First fitted to the Mercedes-Benz S-Class in 1995, the system has become mandatory on all models introduced
Owners of the all-new, all-electric Mustang Mach-E won’t need to experience the fear of not being up to date, thanks to over-the-air updates continuously improving the car over the vehicle’s life without having to visit a dealership. Unlike many other
The government has announced that if your car’s MOT runs out you do not have to have it renewed for another six months, to support those who are struggling to make ends meet during the coronavirus pandemic. 📣 You don’t
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