When you buy a new car, you expect it to run without any problems for a long time. In the majority of cases, that’s usually what happens and one company car magazine has just revealed which car is the most dependable out there: the Honda Civic

Road safety is an increasingly relevant area. Every year, Road Safety Week wins more exposure and involvement from companies, while car makers are constantly investigating how technology can improve the safety of their models.

Anyone thinking of buying an electric or plug-in car should make a move sooner rather than later after the government announced dramatic revisions to the plug-in car grant.

It’s the automotive event of the season and arguably the last big car exhibition of the year: the Paris Motor Show.

The new Volkswagen Touareg and Audi A6 have been awarded maximum safety ratings following crash tests conducted by safety assessors Euro NCAP.

Interest in pick-up trucks has, err, picked up considerably in recent times as Brits realise the benefits and versatility of models like the Nissan Navara and Mitsubishi L200.

Many drivers are now comfortable buying cars online or through apps and no longer feel the need to see them 'in the flesh' before agreeing to purchase.

The government has unveiled a new plan that it hopes will boost the number of green vehicles on Britain's roads - Scalextric-style wireless charging points.

Will you be watching this year’s Isle of Man TT? If so, you may spot a suspiciously high number of Honda vehicles in between the two-wheeled madness.