Windscreen chip MOT fail UK: when it passes and when it does not
A windscreen chip can fail an MOT in the UK if it is large enough, badly placed or affects the driver’s view of the road.
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Author: Alex Porter
Engine management light MOT fail UK: when it fails and what to do first
An engine management light can fail an MOT in the UK if it shows an active fault with the emissions or engine-management system.
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Vauxhall Mokka Electric now qualifies for the £1,500 EV grant: what UK buyers actually get
The Vauxhall Mokka Electric is now on the UK’s EV grant list. Here is what the £1,500 discount actually changes, what buyers get, and where it sits against rivals.
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DVSA driving test booking crackdown starts, but the real backlog fight is still elsewhere
Only learners can now book, change or cancel their own practical driving test. That should hurt resellers and bots, but it will not solve the backlog on its own.
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Alternator replacement cost UK: what drivers usually pay and signs yours is failing
Alternator replacement cost in the UK usually falls somewhere between about £250 and £800, with published market averages clustering around the low to mid-£500s. Here is what affects the bill, the warning signs to watch for and when a battery problem may not actually be the alternator.
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