Car Loan News

Nissan Leaf’s 5-star Euro NCAP rating may appeal to car finance buyers

Drivers looking to acquire car finance may be interested to know that their car insurance may be about to change. May 23rd is the day when the government starts its awareness campaign for the introduction of a new law.

Another warning to car finance drivers across the UK about how dangerous the Cat and Fiddle run is has been announced. The infamous run has been named as the country’s most dangerous road and it’s not hard to see why.

Drivers – generalised, can be described as typically good but with some very bad examples.

All car finance drivers who own a C3 Picasso need to go to their Citroen dealer for a recall.

No doubt you’ll have seen the new Lamborghini Aventador, and you will have instantly wanted one. We did, too, but one panel beater in China decided that he wanted one so bad, he’d make his own.

Just when you thought the chips were down and Saab were on the brink of unquestionable death, another twist and turn appears from out of nowhere.

For all car finance drivers in France, the penalty for driving with vigour has now gone through the roof. The French government has announced new plans that will see drivers who break the speed limit by 50km/h fined 3,750 Euros and a possible prison sentence of three months.

Just when everything was looking rosy for Saab, even more bad news comes to light. It seems that the €150m investment deal from Chinese firm, Hawtai Motor Group, has fallen through.

Car finance drivers will need to be more alert and vigilant as the government introduces a new scheme that will see the fine for speeding go from £60 to around £100 – without the need for a guilty verdict from the courts.

And so the bad news continues as The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) have announced that new car sales dropping by 7.4% to 137,746 during April.

The ‘Phoenix Four’ bosses who were in charge when MG Rover collapsed have been banned from working as company directors for a combined time of 19 years.

Over 80 percent of car finance drivers have been subjected to increased car insurance premiums thanks to fraud, according to a What Car? poll.

Porsche likes to unveil new models, variants and names for its cars as often as there’s a day in the week. We usually don’t pay too much attention as the ‘new’ variants are usually just a 911 Carrera with some redesigned headlights

And so the Saab saga continues. The Swedish marque has been through the mill over the past few years, but it seems some good news has finally arrived.