TyreSafe is encouraging the UK’s drivers to Look Who’s Talking and get into the routine of checking their tyres at least every month this Tyre Safety Month. TyreSafe’s annual campaign throughout October aims to address the issue of more than half of Britain’s motorists driving on poorly maintained or defective tyres. In doing so, they are increasing fuel consumption, tyre wear and the risk of an incident on the road.

Vauxhall has announced a new range of BiTurbo engines for the Movano, all offering higher power, more torque and greater efficiency than ever before.

A car’s engine and fuel type are now more important considerations for buyers than any other factor, new research has found.

Navigational apps powered by Artificial Intelligence could soon help drivers to plan their trips without the fear of getting stuck in traffic.

In less than a century since Britain’s first fuel station opened, the number of forecourts has peaked, declined and been overtaken by charging stations designed for battery-powered cars.

Used car buyers could take advantage of an influx of ex-Personal Contract Purchase models, three years after the peak in new car finance packages.

The government has been urged to update the laws about driving while using a mobile phone, after a motorist had his conviction overturned.

Vauxhall has revealed that wind tunnel tests on its new fifth-generation Corsa will make it among the most aerodynamic in its class.

Vauxhall has announced the brand-new Surround Rear Vision camera system for the Combo Cargo, further enhancing safety for the driver and other road users. The system is the perfect partner in dense urban traffic, providing all-round visibility and helping drivers to safely turn and manoeuvre the van.

Vauxhall will debut three new models at the 2019 IAA Frankfurt International Motor Show (press days: 10th and 11th September; public days: 12th to 22nd September) including Corsa, Grandland X Hybrid4 and Astra.

Vauxhall is preparing to launch the newest generation of its best-selling Corsa, building on the great success of the previous versions that have proved so popular since the model was introduced in 1993.

With an impressive drag coefficient of 0.26, the new Vauxhall Astra hatchback and sports tourer are among the most aerodynamic cars in their class.

Vauxhall’s latest version of the Astra, with its all-new powertrain line-up, was already 21 per cent more C02-efficient than the model that went before, but now new preliminary data shows further improvements to its emissions values. All new diesel Astras now produce lower C02 emissions than originally quoted, with the 1.5D (105PS) engine with a 6-speed manual gearbox dropping to just 90g/km.

Vauxhall has revealed VauxhallConnect, an innovative network service that gives emergency calling, live navigation and remote control features, and will work with the MyVauxhall app.

We are paying homage to the hard-working Van drivers of the UK with the long-anticipated arrival of the UK-built, all-new Vivaro Van.