The Taigo was actually long overdue as the automaker previously planned to bring Brazil’s Nivus to Europe. The small crossover was to be built in Spain with, of course, a different name.
It won’t be wrong to say that the UK car market changed drastically this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic. From automakers and dealers, having too many vehicles and not many customers at the start of 2021, to totally opposite in the closing months. It is that kind of a situation!
While buying a new or used car, time plays a crucial role. If you need a new set of wheels in a hurry, you might not get a good deal, but if you have time and research well, we have a few tips for you.
November was the 20th successive month of used vehicle price increase, showing a high 28.6 per cent boost on a year-on-year and like-for-like basis to achieve a mean value of £17,366.
UK car development plunged by 27 per cent in August – the second successive month of drop, the SMMT has verified.
The average price of Citroen C5 on Auto Trader jumped to £18,263 in the last week of September – a huge 20.8 per cent rise year on year.
“There's not going to be loads of stock coming back in September because of the shortage of semiconductors with new cars and shortage of part-exchanges and fleet returns off the back of that. I think demand will continue to stay strong.”
With so much fluctuation in fuel prices, it really helps to have a car with the best-in-class fuel economy figure. Today, we bring you the top 5 most fuel-efficient cars you can buy this year. We have considered a mix of petrols, diesels, and hybrids, so there is something for every motorist.
What could be a worrying factor for a new crossover buyer though is extensive inventory at showrooms. Therefore, it pays to take some detective work and pick the one that best suits your lifestyle.
Running out of gas in your car is annoying, but most of us have faced the situation at one time or the other. While many people prefer having their tank full all the time, others have a habit of running their vehicle past the empty line of the fuel gauge. If you are one of them, you always run the risk of ending up on the side of the road.
