The first charges for driving in Ultra-Low Emission Zones (ULEZ) were implemented in London this week - but rather than being opposed to another levy on motorists, the majority of Britons are behind the change.

An Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) has come into force in London as part of the government's bid to curb harmful pollution in the city.

Chancellor Philip Hammond’s third Budget announcement, delivered this week, had a lot more riding on it than usual. That’s because it was the final Budget ahead of the UK’s scheduled departure from the European Union on March 29th, 2019.

World records are a weird thing. People do the daftest, most niche thing just to bag a place in the big Guinness tome, and that’s precisely what the Abarth 124 Spider has done.

Electric cars - they’re the future apparently, but new research has found that Brits don’t plan on buying one for almost a decade.

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.

The Ford Mustang has been named the world’s best-selling sports coupe for the third year running, outselling the Porsche 911 in 13 countries.

Nissan is to lay off hundreds of workers at its production plant in Sunderland after a drop in diesel sales.

Brits are happier with their new cars than ever before, according to Driver Power - the UK’s biggest car satisfaction survey.