Motoring News
Welcome to today's motoring news headlines courtesy of the telegraph.
Mr Money: election manifesto for motorists
How politicians can put the motorist first.
F1 diary: On the road again
The glamour, the excitement, the raw speed... and the sheer perversity of life following the Formula One circus.
Formula One 2010 season preview
Our Formula One diarist Simon Arron previews the Formula One 2010 season,
which starts this weekend in Bahrain.
A classic shouldn't be scrapped
Honest John explains why value alone shouldn't determine whether a car should
be disposed of in the scrappage scheme
Even a child's toy can wreak havoc
Honest John explains why all loads must be secured properly to prevent damage
to your or others' cars
Is buying new still a bad deal?
Honest John explains that new cars no longer lose money as quickly as they
used to.
Has my friend's car been cloned?
Honest John warns that unscrupulous individuals can take out loans against
cars they don't own.
Are PCP terms unrealistic?
Honest John explains that dealers shouldn't expect a three-year-old car to
look brand new.
A soft ride is top priority
Honest John explains that it is possible to buy comfort without stretching to
a limousine
Top garages revealed
The competition to find the nation's best garage has been narrowed to 10 regional winners.
Volvo C70: on sale now
The latest version of Volvo's C70 coupe/convertible is in a showroom near you.
Classic motor racing heaven
Get 25 per cent off tickets for the Silverstone Classic, a feast of historic
racing and much more, which takes place on July 23 to 25.
Man wins parking ticket battle over bee attack
A motorist who received a parking ticket after pulling into a bus lane to swat
away a bee has been let off the fine.
MV Agusta Brutale 990R review
The revised MV Agusta Brutale 990R has been transformed under the ownership of
Harley-Davidson.
New roadworks regulations
Roadworks to be carried out with more consideration and respect for the
travelling public.
Scrappage scheme helps CO2 reduction
The Government scrappage scheme's carrot and stick approach to reducing carbon
dioxide emissions from vehicles appears to be working.
Delay road tax increases, industry warns
Car manufacturers want to see new VED rates deferred as the scrappage scheme comes to an end.
Budget 2010 boost for car industry?
Motor industry calls on the Chancellor to boost manufacturer - and consumer -
confidence in his 2010 Budget.
Electric car maker Delta Motorsport eyes massive cash prize
British firm Delta Motorsport's expertise transferred to the production of the viable
E-4 Coupe electric electric road cars.
Riding the Factor 001 - it's a £21,000 bicycle!
How does the Factor 001, an ultra-high-performance bicycle worth £21,000,
compare to a £350 Raleigh
Porsche 911 GT3 RS in pictures
The scintillating Porsche 911 GT3 RS road-legal racer is packed with
motorsport technology but is as easy to drive as a standard 911.
Lotus F1: 2010 driver, team and car guide, analysis and statistics
Read the verdict of F1 Correspondent Tom Cary on Lotus F1 and its drivers, Jarno
Trulli and Heikki Kovalainen.
Porsche 911 GT3 RS review
Porsche's extreme, track-inspired GT3 has become even more extreme thanks to some fine fettling.
Classic Vauxhalls celebrated
Heritage Centre open to all on April 25 as it supports the Drive It Day
celebration of old cars.
Classic car enthusiasts profiled
Personal taste and age are the keys to creating a classic.
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