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  Having a fun and fast car doesn’t have to break the bank – or the environment. Here are some great options Typically when it comes to cars you need to make a choice – do you want a car that’s fast, powerful and fun to drive, or do you want one that’s efficient, economical and eco-friendly? Well, that doesn’t have to be the case. In fact, thanks to the choice of powerful diesel engines, cleaner turbocharged petrols and accessible hybrid technology, speed and economy are becoming ever more coexistent. We’ve rounded up some of our favourite used examples right here, all capable of doing 0-60mph in less than seven seconds but promising more than 40mpg if driven carefully. And best of all, they shouldn’t break the bank to buy, either. Why not see what your own vehicle is worth and think about taking the plunge and trading up for something fast yet efficient? You can check this free online using tools like the  Parkers car valuation  tool – once you know what you’ve got to pl...

Keeping your car safe is a top priority for many people, so here are some do’s and don’t’s for keeping your vehicle safe. In 2021, it was reported that over  48,000  cars were stolen; that’s one vehicle every 11 minutes. There are many reasons cars are stolen, and there are some ways to avoid this and help recover the car should you ever be in this situation.  What do car thieves look for? Car thieves will be looking for various characteristics when picking a target. It might be the type of vehicle, whether it’s considered a more prestige car, a rare model, a modified vehicle, if the car will get a good return for spare parts, or more commonly, looking for items that are kept within a car such as money or mobile phones.  Valuables left within cars are sometimes more motivation to steal a car than the car itself! So, what do people steal from vehicles? The most commonly  stolen items  from cars, sitting at 39%, are valuables, such as handbags, wallets, purse...

  Imported sports cars have always been every car enthusiast’s dream. Nothing can beat anything that combines a sleek aesthetic with an excellent driving experience right? Fast cars are becoming more common than they ever have. In the UK, it is quite clear that people are willing to spend their hard-earned cash for the unbeatable driving experience of a sports car. These cars are built for a superior ride with an emphasis on speed, acceleration, and handling. If there is one country in the world known for its sports cars, it is Japan. Dominating the 90s and early 00s car scene with world-renowned models, such as the Nissan GTR Skyline, Nissan Sylvia and Toyota Supra, Japan is still to this day one of the leading suppliers of fast cars around the world. Below we’ll take you through just a small handful of some of the extremely popular sports cars to come from Japan, that you can import today. Imported sports cars have always been every car enthusiast’s dream. Nothing can beat anythi...

  In recent years, the automotive industry has witnessed a remarkable transformation with the   growing popularity of electric and hybrid vehicles . As the world strives to combat climate change and reduce its carbon footprint, consumers are increasingly turning to electric cars as a more eco-friendly alternative to traditional gasoline-powered vehicles. However, a common concern that often arises is the perception that electric cars come with a hefty price tag. But is this really the case? Are electric cars truly more expensive than their gas counterparts, especially in the United Kingdom? Let’s delve into the world of electric vehicles (EVs) and compare their costs with those of traditional gasoline cars. Initial Purchase Price One of the primary factors that have contributed to the perception of electric cars being expensive is their initial purchase price. Historically, electric vehicles did carry a premium, primarily due to the cost of advanced batteries and electric driv...