There's no doubt that electric vehicles are the future. We're gradually moving away from petrol and diesel cars, and more and more people are opting for EVs. This is great news for the environment and car designers who are no longer constrained by the technicalities of things like engine placement and air intakes. Could the past hold the key to the future of car design, though? We've found some pretty cool EV restomod designs online, so we created this post to list them all.   Restomodding is the practice of restoring a classic car while modernising it. While some have

With the sale of new petrol and diesel cars due to end by 2030, the government are having to consider alternative road tax policies. At present, road, tax is calculated on fuel type and emissions. A pay-per-mile road tax system is being considered to replace the current system. Why Does the road tax system need to change? Road tax or Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) is paid to the government by vehicle owners. This tax helps to cover the cost of safety measures and repairs to the road. Presently, electric vehicles are exempt from paying road tax as an incentive to

Insurance Experts Hagerty has released their 2022 Bull Market List. This list looks at cars that bring joy to both the head and heart, the pleasure of driving what you love without losing money. The list highlights some collectable cars that are tipped to increase in value over the coming year. These are 10 classic and collectable cars to watch in 2022. The list is diverse and covers cars from the supercar elite to the humble hatchback. You can read last year’s here, but without further ado, let’s dive into the 2022 list. 2101-2015 Ferrari 458 Italia Hagerty value £104,000 -

As the price of classic cars continues to rise, faster than gold in some cases, they are becoming an easy target for thieves. If you're a car enthusiast who wants your car to be safe from then read on. We will explain how you can protect your classic car from thieves. Covid19 seemed to pique people's interest in classic cars. They had time on their hands to indulge in their nostalgia and fix up classics. With predictions stating classic could rise in value faster than the average savings account, they're now more than just a hobby. This had made classic

With the move to electric powertrains, many car manufacturers are looking to the past to ease us into this new era of automobiles. Renault has previously teased us with a reboot of their popular hot hatch, the Renault 5. But the Renault 4 is also up for reboot in 2025, which brings us on to this, the AIR4.   To celebrate the 60th birthday of the Renault 4, which sold 8 million units during its time in production, Renault decided to do something a little different. Instead of merely teasing us with a rendering of the 21st Century Renault 4,

The government is considering imposing further rules around vehicle modifications. The proposed 'tampering' driving laws could see owners of modified cars faced with hefty fines. These new laws would create offenses for modified parts on road-going vehicles. The government could go even further and create new offences for non-road-going vehicles too. What does this all mean?   There are already rules around car modifications that cover things such as how dark window tints can be, adding neon lights or ridiculously loud exhausts. Motorcycles will also be included in these changes. The proposed changes to rules around car modifications intend to

Climate change and the demand for ever-greener technology around electric cars is a hot topic. But super brand Porsche says the combustion engine is no write off yet. They've developed a synthetic e-Fuel, but could Porsche's eFuel change the world?   Porsche has been once again strutting its stuff when it comes to combining high-powered performance with the latest green credentials. Having invested millions of pounds into carbon-neutral eFuel R&D, the company has collaborated with Exxon Mobil and Siemens to further their research into cleaner driving.   Fossil fuelled cars will no doubt gradually fall out of favour in the

It’s that time of year again where we spend minutes, days or sometimes months trying to come up with the perfect gift for the campervan lover in our lives! We know how pressed for time, so many of you are, so we’ve tried to make it easier by compiling a list of some of our favourite Christmas gift ideas for the campervan lovers in your life! Personalised Campervan Travel Journal – what better way to record all the fantastic adventures your loved one will go on than with a personalised travel journal. There are hundreds to choose from – we like

Many of us will be familiar with the white oval stickers or magnets with a black GB emblem found stuck to the back of cars. These are used to allow British motorists to take their vehicles outside the UK throughout Europe.     Earlier this year, it was announced that the GB sticker could be done away with in exchange for a new registration plate with a union flag and GB sign. However, the government has now decided that you’ll need to swap that GB for a new ‘UK’ version if you are planning a European road trip.    We’ll explain

We are all well aware of the shortage of HGV drivers following a national pandemic and Brexit. The pandemic caused fewer lessons to be undertaken, fewer tests to be administered, and ultimately fewer HGV drivers available. Brexit is blamed for causing a considerable loss in the EU HGV drivers who prefer the stability and security of work within the EU.   A survey conducted by the Road Haulage Association suggests that there is now a shortage of more than 100,000 qualified drivers in the UK, with close to 30% of HGV driver vacancies taking two months to fill.   To enable the