Monthly Archives: November 2012

BMW M1 2016 launch still on track


Despite the recent woes about high end luxury car sales being on the decline don’t worry BMW too much who are keeping their original plan.

BCA Reports Strong Rise in 4×4 Auction Prices

Prices of 4×4 values rose by an average of 16% at BCA auctions in October. And with long range forecasters suggesting the UK is in for a colder than average winter, 4×4 prices may continue to rise.

Accident rate lower among drivers who get a head start


A survey has shown that the accident rate among teenage drivers who have participated in the SEAT Young Driver programme is lower after six months behind the wheel than it is among those who haven’t. The programme allows youngsters to get behind the wheel of a full-sized car from as young as 11, giving them a head start before they take their ‘proper’ on-the-road lessons.

"Clocking Boss" jailed for nine months

A man who ran a ‘mileage correction service’ has been jailed for nine months after pleading guilty to five charges under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 and eight charges under the Fraud Act 2006.

fixed price Platinum service by Saab Parts UK


Owners of newer Saabs, who might be concerned that their cars won’t be receiving OEM-levels of servicing, following the maker’s bankruptcy earlier this year, should be happy to hear the news that Saabs UK is extending its servicing packages.