Bad form, Mytyres, over my faulty tyre replacement

The company is hassling me to sign away my rights on a substandard tyre but I refuse

Renewing your car insurance? Best policy is to avoid saying ‘unemployed’

Just being more precise about your occupation on a form could save you £700 a year

UK drivers to save £35 after new curbs on whiplash claims

Average car insurance premium to drop as government tackles £1bn-a-year compensation bill

Inflation dips to 2.7% as impact of Brexit vote starts to fade

Cost of living squeeze eases after a small fall in both petrol and food prices, says ONS

Stick to the letter of car-parking rules – or get a fine

Most motorists can’t tell the difference between n O and 0, but that counts for nothing when it comes to charges

The death of diesel: can struggling industry woo back consumers?

Amid fears about pollution, penalties and bans, buyers are abandoning diesel cars in droves

Goldcar refuses car or refund after late flight arrival

We couldn’t even get our insurance cover back and had to make a new booking for £108

Driving school’s cut-price lessons leave learners on the road to nowhere

After paying upfront for a £99 package, many have received no tuition and no refund

Retailers and services struggle with squeeze on spending

Statistics show that UK economy entered new year on a downbeat note

Why isn’t our rusting Dacia Duster suitable for the UK?

It was made in India and we can’t get it changed for one manufactured in Romania

Car insurance: could you be in for a nasty surprise?

The ‘average’ premium now stands at £481, with the north-west the costliest region followed by Northern Ireland and London

Diesel cars: cheap but less reliable than petrol

Reasearch finds diesels are more than three times more likely to break down than petrol vehicles

Oil price hits three-year high of nearly $70 a barrel

RAC warns UK drivers they face higher pump prices due to geopolitical uncertainty and production curbs

Back in the driving seat: councils sense new hope for their beleaguered buses

A new act of parliament - the unlikely gift of ex-chancellor George Osborne – grants powers to local authorities to undo the worst excesses of deregulation