Can I stop people concreting over their front gardens?
My neighbour has taken a radical step to park her SUV, to the detriment of the whole street
My Admiral car insurance claim is a write-off
The insurer said my car was a write-off – but my cheque has still not arrived
Why using a provisional driving licence for ID could cost you
Learner driver penalised by insurance firm for having a provisional licence for more than two years
Car insurance market faces competition inquiry
OFT says rise in insurance premiums of 12% between 2009 and 2010, and by 9% at the start of 2011, was in part down to insurers inflating the costs of providing replacement vehicles
TomTom leap-year glitch left me lost
I have had three new TomToms, none of which worked – until I read the small print about a downloadable fix
Renault’s faulty window motors wound me up
I replaced two window regulators but Renault will only offer me compensation for one of them as a 'goodwill' gesture
One in five cars fail their first MOT
Analysis of Vehicle Operator and Services Agency data shows that 353,000 cars failed their first MOT between October 2010 and September 2011
Think before making First Call your first call
First Call is insisting I pay extra £73 charge even though I have breakdown cover
Need to hire a car? Rent your neighbour’s
Whipcar is a site that puts neighbours in touch so that those with cars can cut their costs by hiring to those without
Supermarkets cut petrol prices
Tesco, Sainsbury's and Asda all announce cuts of up to 2p a litre – less than the 5p reduction the AA predicted in April
Car insurance: is protecting your no-claims bonus a write-off?
Paying extra to safeguard your no-claims bonus doesn't prevent your premium rocketing if you have an accident. Do your sums
Megabus launches £1 coach tickets to Europe – if you can get them
Cheap Megabus tickets to Paris and three other European destinations snapped up, leaving many travellers disappointed
Revealed: the vandal’s motor of choice
The car that's most likely to suffer the attentions of vandals isn't a BMW, Porsche or Range Rover, but a rather more humble vehicle
Photo punctures Hertz’s allegation
I took a timed, dated picture of the car on returning it, yet Hertz billed me £90 for a puncture– five months later
Citroën pays driver more than £5,000 over faulty car
Motoring industry's arbitration service rewards Kenneth Luty's persistence – with a little help from Guardian Money