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HolidayAutos and Sixt haven’t refunded all my damage excess

I am struggling to get back money owed by car hire firm

Used-car buyers in the driving seat

What Car? awards show motorists are spoilt for choice with a new generation of low-cost, high-quality secondhand vehicles

The insurers won’t refund the money on a cancelled policy for a motorcycle

Is my father-in-law being taken for a ride?

We booked a £69 rental car … but Goldcar drove us into paying £276

Consumer advice: We had to sign a new agreement on a tablet at Pisa airport

New cars sales soar as motorists are offered deals that are too good to refuse

With the economy improving, buyers are turning away from secondhand vehicles because it makes financial sense

Should we fight for controlled parking?

IMHO We need to deter commuters in our suburban road

UK new car sales rise for 29th month

Number of new cars registered in July jumps 6.6%, with trade body upgrading 2014 forecast for second time this year

I paid £4,800 cash for a car that turns out not to be mine

Consumer advice: I drove it home then received a letter from a finance company saying I owed it another £4,613

Buy a new car – for the price of a year-old model

Online car brokers can save you up to a third of the price of many new models – and you still get a full warranty and local servicing

Citroën C1 named Which? most dependable car

One of the cheapest cars on the market beat the Mercedes Benz E-class, which was named best in luxury sector

‘Sneaky’ charges creep in as motor insurance premiums fall, says Which?

Consumer group launches campaign to get companies to be more up-front about additional fees

The case of the insurers, the £40,000 Mercedes, the coat and the purple stain

Dye from a damp £80 Mountain Warehouse coat on leather upholstery led to months of wrangling

Insurance body calls for ‘easy comparison’ renewal quotes

ABI says car and home insurance quotes should detail previous year's premium so policyholders can spot price rises

We bought a house in Oxford. Just one problem: it’s 60 miles from my desk

Graeme Wearden: Commuting between Oxford and London can be a drag, but I see Oxfordshire before me and it all feels just about worthwhile

Hiring a car for your holiday? Put your foot down before you go

From child car seat and satnav charges, to pricey fuel and repair bills, it pays to tackle the car hire traps before you leave home

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