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Did you know that there has been some features that have been removed from new cars recently? Let’s take a look at what classic features have been removed of late.

New car tax changes are coming into force earlier than we may have liked, but what do they mean? How much will your car tax be?

In a move that’s left millions of UK drivers frustrated, several major car manufacturers have quietly removed a key feature from their latest models. Let’s take a look at which feature is missing and how it might influence your next car purchase!

The time has come for us to say goodbye as it’s the end of the road for the car CD player, about time or will you miss it? Let’s take a look at what modern features have been replacing the car CD player and what options you have if you still enjoy your CD collection.

Did you know that hybrids are expected to remain on sale until 2035? We’re as shocked as you are, given that Labour initially aimed to ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 2030! Will it be 2035 that we say goodbye to hybrids or could it be longer?

A motoring expert, Graham Conway, has shared a useful tip that could save drivers up to £500 and prevent potential car damage. The advice is to stop filling your tank as soon as the pump clicks off for the first time. Many people tend to “top off” their tank to round up to the nearest pound, but this can lead to several issues.

Just in case you didn’t know, there have been recent warnings about a rise in “crash for cash” scams involving moped riders. These fraudsters deliberately crash into cars to make bogus insurance claims. Many of these scammers are believed to be couriers delivering items like takeaways, according to Sky News.

BMW CEO Oliver Zipse recently expressed his disagreement with the European Union’s plan to ban sales of new combustion-engined cars by 2035. He believes this approach is misguided and advocates for the acceleration of e-fuels instead.

Rumour has it that Government electric vehicle (EV) sales targets are indeed pushing car manufacturers to adopt some drastic tactics to meet their quotas. The Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate, for example, requires car brands to sell an increasing number of electric vehicles (EVs) each year until 2035, or face hefty fines, according to This money. This has led to some unusual strategies.

Did you know that Nissan and Honda have announced a partnership to co-develop new platforms, electric motors, and batteries for electric vehicles (EVs). This collaboration aims to create a next-generation architecture for software-defined vehicles, incorporating technologies like autonomous driving and artificial intelligence, according to Autoguide.