Only half of the cars claiming to fit three child car seats can actually fit them in
Mar26

Only half of the cars claiming to fit three child car seats can actually fit them in

Looking for a car that fits 3 car seats? Beware of car manufactures claims is the advice from  What Car writes Geraldine Herbert Only half of the cars claiming to accommodate three child car seats at once can actually fit them in, according to new research by What Car? By law, children must use car seats – whether secured by seatbelts or Isofix brackets – until they are 150cms in height or 36kgs (79lbs), meaning that the size and type...

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Asleep at the wheel – coping with tiredness behind the wheel
Mar23

Asleep at the wheel – coping with tiredness behind the wheel

Driving fatigue has been found to be a bigger danger on the road than drink driving  so as the evenings get brighter and thoughts turn to Summer and long journeys  we have some tips for coping with tiredness behind the wheel writes Geraldine Herbert   Tiredness and Driving – the Risks If you drive while tired not only are do you risk actually falling asleep at the wheel but also  of being much slower to react and respond to your...

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Nikki Hayes drives the Skoda Karoq
Mar20

Nikki Hayes drives the Skoda Karoq

Our Guest Reviewer,  DJ Nikki Hayes has been checking out Skoda’s newest SUV the Karoq When it comes to Skoda – I’m a fan. Its like following an artist for years and when they release some new tracks, you draw breath wondering whether or not they’ll continue to impress you. This is how I felt with the Skoda Karoq. The Karoq has replaced the Yeti with the appeal of the mid-sized crossover aimed and women and young people....

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Safety First – Tips For Safe Do-It-Yourself Car Maintenance
Mar16

Safety First – Tips For Safe Do-It-Yourself Car Maintenance

When you’re working on your own car it’s always easier to just jump right in and get going but before you do think about your safety writes Suzanne Keane   Unfortunately accidents happen so you should always take the necessary precautions to stop your car from injuring you or someone else.   At the side of the road – Always carry a warning triangle! If you have to pull in, get as far off the road as...

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Nine things to know about Personal Contract Plans (PCP)
Mar16

Nine things to know about Personal Contract Plans (PCP)

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) recently released their report into the use of Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) finance writes Geraldine Herbert 1) On average consumers spent almost 4½ times longer selecting the car in comparison to considering how to pay for it.An average of 9.7 hours is spent by most car buyers researching cars at home and 7.2 hours physically viewing cars. By contrast an average of only...

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