Police Markers on Cars in the UK: What They Mean and How Long They Last
You buy a used car, insure it, tax it and start driving. Everything seems normal until the police stop you…
Read moreYou buy a used car, insure it, tax it and start driving. Everything seems normal until the police stop you…
Read moreBuying a used car should be straightforward. You find a vehicle you like, check its condition, agree on the price…
Read moreYou’ve had an accident. The insurance company has arranged repairs, the bodywork looks good and the car drives normally. But…
Read moreBuying a used car isn’t just about choosing the right make and model. You also need to decide who you’re…
Read moreYou find a used Skoda Octavia, Toyota Prius or Mercedes E-Class advertised at an attractive price. The photographs look good,…
Read moreAs a vehicle inspector, one of the things I never want to assume is that a car is what the…
Read moreOne question I regularly hear after a car has been damaged is: “Even if it’s repaired properly, is my car…
Read moreAs a vehicle inspector, I see plenty of problems once I arrive at a car. Oil leaks. Worn tyres. Poor…
Read moreWhen I’m inspecting a used car, there is normally a point when I ask the seller: “Can I see the…
Read moreBuying a supercar is very different from buying an ordinary used hatchback. The basic principles are the same: check the…
Read moreA shiny used car can hide a surprising amount. Freshly cleaned seats, polished paintwork and an engine bay covered in…
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