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Wheel alignment and tracking are often used as if they mean the same thing, but tracking usually refers to toe settings while full wheel alignment covers toe, camber and caster. Here is what UK drivers actually need to know.
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Essential Used Car Maintenance Tips: 15 Simple Ways
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LatestA dealer calls it a ‘trade sale’? That label does not wipe out your used-car rights
by Alex Porter | Sep 25, 2026 | Guides | 0 |
A ‘trade sale’ label can sound like a warning that you have no comeback. For a private buyer dealing with a motor trader, the important question is not the label but who sold the car and the terms of the sale. Here is the UK check to make before signing.
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Buying a car at auction: set your walk-away price before the hammer falls
by Alex Porter | Sep 25, 2026 | Guides | 0 |
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Third-party, third-party fire and theft or comprehensive: which car cover fits your risk?
by Alex Porter | Sep 24, 2026 | Guides | 0 |
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Broken down on a motorway? The three decisions to make before recovery arrives
by Alex Porter | Sep 24, 2026 | Driving, Guides | 0 |
Used EV charging cables: the five-minute boot check that can save you £200
by Alex Porter | Sep 23, 2026 | Guides | 0 |
A used electric car can look ready to charge but still be missing the cable you need. Here is how UK buyers can check the charging kit, the connectors and the car itself before money changes hands.
Read MoreA used MG4 can be a bargain, but check its charging history before the test drive
by Alex Porter | Sep 23, 2026 | Guides | 0 |
The MG4 is a tempting used electric hatchback, but the best buys are the ones with clear charging, software and warranty history. Here are the UK checks to make before you commit.
Read MoreCan you drive someone else’s car in the UK? Why ‘driving other cars’ cover is easy to get wrong
by Alex Porter | Sep 22, 2026 | Guides | 0 |
Driving other cars cover is not automatic, is often third-party only and may be restricted by age, occupation or the car itself. Here is how UK drivers can check before borrowing a vehicle.
Read MoreIs a used Skoda Enyaq a sensible family EV? What to test before you buy
by Alex Porter | Sep 21, 2026 | Guides | 0 |
The Skoda Enyaq can make a convincing used family electric car, but range, charging, software and the exact specification deserve a proper test before money changes hands.
Read MoreNamed driver or main driver? The insurance answer that can stop a fronting problem
by Alex Porter | Sep 21, 2026 | Guides | 0 |
Adding a parent as a named driver can be legitimate. Listing them as the main driver when a younger motorist really uses the car most is insurance fronting. Here is how UK drivers can tell the difference before buying cover.
Read MoreBuying an ex-fleet car? The records that need to stack up first
by Alex Porter | Sep 19, 2026 | Guides | 0 |
Ex-fleet cars can offer a tempting price and a clear paper trail, but the badge is not a guarantee. Here is the UK checklist for judging the car in front of you.
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