Many companies offer their employees company cars as part of their job role. It may be that the car is needed to travel to and from one place of work or that it is needed for travel within your usually working day.
The cost of hiring the car is often paid for by the company but then you are usually liable for the company car tax or benefit in kid payments. The reason the gov...
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Issues with sourcing parts
Sourcing your own car parts is fairly easy if you know what you are looking for. Many consumers have realised that they can save a huge chunk on parts if they do the research and find buy them separately and ask a garage to fit them.
There are a few issues when doing this though that you should be aware of. Some mechanics and garages will refuse to fit parts that they have n...
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Porsche 911
The Porsche 911 is one of the world’s most iconic sports cars and with a new model on the market it looks set to remain as popular as ever. There are several things that are synonymous with the 911, beyond the legendary build quality and performance pedigree that Porsche is famous for. The combination of rear mounted boxer engine (the famous flat-6 that gives a lower centre of ...
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Fast cars and bad weather: A recipe for trouble
The onset poor winter weather is often a signal to stow the sports car away in the garage under its blanket and resign yourself to several months of dull, sensible driving. A powerful engine and rear wheel drive set up don’t lend themselves to driving in the snow and ice as you’re much more likely to fall victim to snap oversteer than a nice, sensible front wheel or four wheel ...
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Porsche being sued over death of Paul Walker
The tragic story of the death of Paul Walker has been brought back to the attention of the media following the news that his daughter has filed a lawsuit again the sports car manufacturers Porsche.
Paul Walker died as a result of a car accident in November 2013 when a Porsche Carrera GT his friend was driving, hit a lamp post and burst in to flames.
Recent news has stated...
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