It’s an obvious question at the back of all our minds, with the increasing market share of electric vehicles and the ongoing future restructuring of car manufacturers to reduce and eventually halt the production of fossil fuel cars. What’s going to happen to all our petrol stations when we switch over to electric?
After a couple of years of cancellations and postponements, the British Motor show is finally back and this time it’s an all-new and revamped concept of a motor show, which is designed to entertain not just the usual car enthusiasts but also a guaranteed fun day out for the whole family.
Car giant Nissan has announced they will be investing in workshops for children to encourage the next generation of car engineers due to the start of production on the new hybrid Qashqai car which begins in Sunderland.
The Department of Transport has announced the introduction of the new standard petrol grade, the E10. The E10 will gradually be distributed over the summer throughout the UK. But be aware, not all cars will be able to run on it.
There’s no better feeling than owning a classic sought-after car. Not only are they super stylish but can be a long-term asset that will increase in value as the years progress. Some classic cars are iconic too which makes them even cooler. We’ve all marveled at the cars in movies like Bullitt, James Bond, and of course Herbie.
