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I needed a car that would suit my family, which since 2011 has consisted of 5, me, my husband and 3 delightful children. At first our Fiesta was fine, but as the children grow Read the rest of this entry »

The people carrier concept is not appealing to everyone. There are many compromises involved despite the benefits. Handling is compromised and loadspace can be compromised as well. The compact estate can be a better solution. Read the rest of this entry »

Some manufacturers like to describe certain cars as ‘four-door couples’ but most people still see a coupe as a traditional two-door sports car that’s specifically designed for two people, even though it may have rear seats.  Read the rest of this entry »

There are loads of potential family cars you can buy, but saying that it’s one of the most competitive sectors out there, with tons of different models to choose from. I thought I would make this task that slightly bit easier by giving the lowdown of what my ideal used family cars would be. Read the rest of this entry »

If you own a vehicle which is more than three years old, you’ll know that having it MOT tested annually is a legal requirement. Additionally, a full service history is important if you want to recoup the maximum value possible should you ever come to sell the car. Read the rest of this entry »

One of the biggest questions a person faces when buying a car is whether they should purchase a new model or a used one. There are various arguments that can be made for both sides, and in many cases it just comes down to personal preferences. Read the rest of this entry »

In modern society, almost everybody who is above the age of 17 is either learning to drive or has a license and owns a car. This has led to a vast reduction in the amount of walking that we as nation do compared with say, 50 years ago. Read the rest of this entry »