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How to save money on travel and commuting

Saving Money Week From a daily commute to car hire and insurance, there are lots of ways to save money on getting about

Car leasing: how one petrolhead has become ‘more wary’

Finance plans offer cars for small monthly payments, but one driver found himself saddled with a £900 bill for minor repairs

What you need to know about car loans

Car firms have given out £41bn of cheap loans to cause a boom in leasing, but obscure clauses may hide the real cost

Car finance: the fast lane to debt?

Dealers are offering low deposits and mobile phone-style contracts that could mean bigger risks for buyers

Driver’s legal victory is one in the ParkingEye for rogue private firms

ParkingEye pays barrister £1,550 in costs over £85 fine issued as he napped in motorway services

Enterprise won’t refund us over a car crash that wasn’t our fault

We paid €850 excess on the condition it would be reimbursed. A year later, we are no nearer to getting our money back

Older people increasingly relying on offspring to drive them

Ageing parents are two and a half times more likely to rely on their children to drive them around than they were in 2011

ParkingEye meets its match as it takes on a top barrister over an £85 fine

QC Nicholas Bowen has fought high-profile cases, but when it came to this one it was personal

Beware Admiral’s policy when it comes to speed awareness courses

When I said I’d been on one, my insurance quote shot up by £50

Former burglars say barking dogs and CCTV are best deterrent

Ex-criminals tell Co-op Insurance most thieves are opportunists who tend to avoid difficult break-ins

UK car buyers turn to secondhand vehicles

Figures suggesting new car market is cooling could alleviate concerns over credit bubble in motor finance

Rentalcars.com drives me to the brink with US car hire surcharge

The fee of more than £100 to drop the car in a different city was not mentioned when I booked

Should I sell or scrap my diesel car?

I’d probably get £3,000 for my 12-year-old Mercedes E-class estate, but I could keep it going despite environmental fears

Brexit uncertainty blamed as UK car sales fall for fourth month

Sales of new cars fell 9.3% to 161,997 in July, while those of diesel cars were down by a fifth compared with last year

More Than sent me contradictory letters – and said I was six years old

After giving my year of birth as 2010, it also said I’d been without car cover for two days

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