Those looking for car leasing deals are likely to find the majority of vehicles do not have digital radios. Although the analogue radio signal is due to be switched off in 2015, research conducted by Auto Express magazine found a significant number of motors come without newer
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Personal leasing vehicle emissions – and those from other forms of transport – could be reduced thanks to ethanol derived from agave, a desert plant used to distil tequila that does not have to be grown on arable land and can be produced with little impact
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Personal car leasing customers may find their vehicles have been damaged by potholes on the UK’s roads, a problem experienced by one-third of motorists. This is according to new research from road safety charity the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM), which found that just 14 per
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Car leasing customers may find their insurance premiums decrease in the future, with research revealing that cover seems to be levelling off after two years of hikes. During the three months ending on June 30th, rates dropped by 5.6 per cent for drivers aged between 17
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Far Eastern makes may be a particularly good choice for contract car hire customers this year, since new research has revealed that Japanese and Korean vehicles are the most reliable. According to What Car?’s Reliability Survey 2011, the top ten manufacturers come from these two nations, with
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Van leasing drivers will now benefit from reduced driving times thanks to the £371 million Hindhead tunnel on the A3 in Portsmouth, which was opened by transport minister Philip Hammond yesterday (July 27th). While the southbound dual carriageway below the Devil’s Punchbowl is now accessible, the
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