Cars from UK

The results are in, and the title of the UK’s most dependable car brand goes to… Skoda. According to the JD Power UK Vehicle Dependability Survey, the Czech carmaker is the most dependable, out of all the manufacturers currently on the UK market.

It has just been announced that MG has decided to drop the MG 6 from its UK line-up.

Bad news for all you MG fans out there, as the MG 6 will no longer be available in the UK. The brand has made a decision today, to discontinue the vehicle in Britain, because it wasn’t willing to upgrade its diesel engine, to meet with new Euro 6 regulations.

It has been revealed earlier this week that the DVLA is working on a new app that would allow drivers to store their licence on their mobile phone.

The 2016 Beijing Motor Show is in full swing at the moment, with exciting news about new vehicles emerging from China since this morning. We’ve already had a glimpse at some of Audi’s latest cars, the new BAIC Arcfox-7 was unveiled and now the new long-wheelbase version of the Jaguar XFL has made its debut.

It has recently been announced that the British carmaker Aston Martin will collaborate on a new project with Red Bull Racing. Although very little is known about the project at this point, many are wondering what the partnership will result in. Curiosity got the best of us, which is why we’ve decided to take a look at and explore a couple of possibilities.

Although Austin-Healey no longer makes cars, the vehicles that it produced whilst it was still active will forever remain a part of British automotive history.

Today we are going to focus on the Austin-Healey Sprite. Launched in 1958, the sports car offered something completely different from the brands existing line-up at the time. It was much smaller in size and it was aimed at a different market.

A lot of the time we tend to focus on the more luxurious cars manufactured in Britain. Although they’re a lot of fun, most were produced in limited numbers therefore not many people actually got to experience them. That is the reason why today, we are going to take a look at a car that’s a lot less extravagant. Today, we are going to look at the Triumph Herald.

There are few cars in this world that make you think “I want to sell my car and purchase…” There’s no denying that certain vehicles make people feel certain things. People passionate about sports cars will most likely often fantasize about selling their current car and buying the car of their dreams, however that is rarely possible.

We’re all familiar with modern Range Rover vehicles however today we’re going to journey back in time to take a look back at the very first vehicle released under the now-renowned name.

Range Rover Classic was introduced in 1970 by Land Rover. It was simply known as Range Rover however in the subsequent years it was rebranded as the Range Rover Classic.