Product recalls hit all-time high fuelled by car and food scandals
Businesses have been extra-vigilant after investigations into Volkswagen and horsemeat in food, according to law firm
A driver had a heart attack and wrote off my parked car – but I’m having to pay
I was nowhere near the car when the accident happened, but have lost my no-claims bonus and £750 excess
Money Talks: ancient appliances, miniature homes and the latest on house prices
Plus, state pension age under review, and motorists fall victim to number plate fraud
Attack of the cloners sees drivers caught up in number plate fraud
A speeding fine lands on your doormat – but at the time your car was hundreds of miles away. We report on the growing menace of number plate cloning
The five golden rules of haggling. All right, let’s call it four
A new generation of car buyers seems to have lost the art of knocking down prices on purchases. These tips should help millennials get what they want for less
We still can’t draw the (yellow) line under this NCP pay-and-display parking fiasco
The agony goes on for Milton Keynes’ motorists facing £70 fines as they’re caught between two parking operators in the same car park
Budget goes into fantasy land as it ramps up car rental charges
It blamed the additional £195 on the booking being on a German bank holiday
I bought a deal of trouble from Cargiant
The number plates on the car didn’t match, yet it had passed its MOT and ‘rigorous checks’
I’m on a collision course with M&S insurance
My car premium shot up after a ‘no-fault’ claim, in which a van rolled back into my parked vehicle
MOT complaint has got mileage as the DVSA fails to sort its IT system
An additional mileage figure was entered on my vehicle certificate in error, but the Driver Vehicle Standards Agency says it can’t do anything about it
We’re all paying the penalty for the new Dart Charge system
The Dartford Crossing now operates a remote payment system instead of drivers paying at a toll booth … sparking a debate over unfair penalty notices
Aviva puts brakes on party bus whiplash claim
Insurer lashes out at ‘outrageous scale’ of fraud as it revealed sucessful fight against 46 claimants whose party bus collided with a Ford Fiesta
UK’s record car sales driven by rising consumer confidence
Motorists purchased 2.63m new cars last year, which represents a 6.3% increase compared with 2014
Money Talks: where next after buy-to-let, new car sales in fast lane, and energy giants’ incompetence
Plus, the petition to compensate women left out by state pension rise, Cash Genie in liquidation, and homes with towers
Diesel drops below £1 per litre in the UK for the first time since May 2009
Savings from falling oil prices are finally being passed on to Britain’s 11 million diesel drivers while business will also benefit from price drop