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‘I returned a hire car two days early – and was charged double’

Mike Howorth hired a vehicle while visiting his dying brother but was penalised for ending the rental too soon

Solicitors chase 91-year-old over a stranger’s parking fine

My elderly neighbour lives alone but he’s receiving letters about a fine in someone else’s name

Electric cars: how to cut the cost – and the best used deals

Little-known scheme similar to ‘bike to work’ could make it much cheaper to lease an electric vehicle

UK faces ‘grim winter’ with households already paying £442 extra in bills

Fast rise in petrol, food and energy prices will cost UK households an extra £442, analysts say

DVSA dithering over MOT mistake could negate my insurance cover

I discovered by chance my car had failed its test, even though it doesn’t need one

What does the small print really say? That you’ll never win

A motorist’s recent ‘David and Goliath’ victory against a car park firm was nothing of the sort

Cyclist run over by partially sighted motorist still battling with insurers

Joanna Davies was dragged along the road for 20 metres but has been offered less than half the £11,000 she has claimed

Not in our holiday Budget: £500 bill for 10 days’ car rental insurance

The cost was more than two flights and the actual car hire

Why is this clean hybrid car taxed at almost the same rate as a Ferrari?

A retired bishop faces a bigger tax bill after swapping his old diesel VW for an environmentally friendly vehicle

Bp pulse pledge to charge up its customer experience

… while Citroen goes the extra mile to keep a customer

Excess effort just trying to get Axa to pay up over an insurance claim

I tried to make contact time and again, then it closed my claim without paying

E10 fuel: Check before you fill up – it can damage older cars

The petrol being rolled out across UK forecourts to help cut carbon emissions is not for everyone

Electric cars: UK government urged to prevent ‘charging deserts’

Competition watchdog investigates dominance of one provider across motorway service stations

Shell issues £60 penalty after woman stops to breastfeed baby

The company allows customers at some of its petrol stations to park for a maximum of 15 minutes

How to avoid insurance premium increases as lockdown ends

Loyal customers face price rises of up to 50% when they try to renew their cover, and yet more pain looks likely in future

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