Category - Money Saving Tips

By Drew Hickman - May 17th, 2021 - 0 Comments - Money Saving Tips

Buying a car can be a scary experience. There's a lot to think about if you want the best deal. After all, the last thing you need is to be ripped off. This article will help you buy a new car successfully. Once you've read our used car buying [...]

By Mandy Weston - March 24th, 2020 - 0 Comments - Money Saving Tips

Windscreen damage can happen at any time and the cost of a replacement is one you want to avoid. What makes it worse is that the worst damage often happens as a result of a minor incident. Picture the scene. You're driving down the motorway, mi[...]

By Mandy Weston - January 23rd, 2019 - 0 Comments - Money Saving Tips

New research has revealed that most motorists in the UK are being overcharged for MOT and servicing requirements. The report from MotorEasy suggested that four out of five drivers are overpaying because they are not benefiting from booking their[...]

By Libby Simmons - July 30th, 2018 - 1 Comments - Car Care Made Simple

The summer time calls for a road trip, late nights and time with the family. But it all comes at a cost. Here are our top 10 ways you can cut the cost of driving this summer. 1. Conduct regular maintenance checks We get it, regular vehicle check[...]

By Libby Simmons - December 4th, 2017 - 0 Comments - Money Saving Tips

The busy time of Christmas is fast approaching. This means saving up for presents, food and decorations. We have put together some simple ways you can save money on your car, so you can spend a little extra on those who matter. Stay sleek [...]

By James Mills - October 4th, 2017 - 0 Comments - News

Did you wince the last time you were handed the bill for having your car serviced? Maybe a replacement set of tyres seemed to cost the same as a weekend away for two? Does next year’s insurance premium make you want to visit a price comparison w[...]

By James Mills - September 27th, 2017 - 3 Comments - Money Saving Tips

For years they were the butt of jokes amongst drivers. But as a new generation of electric cars charges into showrooms, and British drivers prepare for a ban on the sale of petrol and diesel cars, from 2040, sales of electric cars have been give[...]

By James Mills - April 14th, 2017 - 0 Comments - Money Saving Tips

Real world, or true MPG, in new cars is often much lower than what manufacturers claim. In 2011, the AA estimated that the average difference between claimed and true mpg was just eight per cent. Most drivers could probably forgive that. However[...]