Petrol panic: a wartime spirit
Joe Moran: From queueing to jerry cans, the fuel crisis has a national symbolism that dates back to the 1940s
Fuel panic: ministers urged to apologise for ‘shambles on petrol’
Government accused of encouraging panic-buying of petrol as garages report 81% week-on-week rise in fuel sales Is petrol panic hitting pumps near you?
Older drivers: are better tests needed to judge ability behind the wheel?
With the age gap between the youngest and oldest drivers at 90 years, Jill Insley wonders whether the requirements to continue holding a licence are stringent enough
Budget 2012: Osborne disappoints motorists over fuel price increase
Chancellor's failure to drop plans to increase fuel by 3p a litre will give drivers 'more pain at the pumps', says AA president
Budget 2012: how the public sector worker will be affected
Leicester couple face no pay rise and extra motoring costs, but benefit from increase in income tax allowance
Commuting: the race is on … it’s train versus scooter
Lisa Bachelor takes up the challenge to test whether commuting on two wheels really is the cheapest and easiest way to get to work
Volvo fuel debate: official economy figures versus reality
When what the manufacturer claims, and what you find, are two very different things
Turbo-charged cost of diesel cars
Is a £5,000 bill on a £13,000 used car seven months after purchase bad luck? Or are dealers starting to put the squeeze on the owners of diesel cars?
Direct Line premium rose 35% after lorry hit my stationary car
Car insurance costs could go up while responsibility for the crash is settled, even though the accident wasn't my fault
Petrol prices hit record high with further rises expected
Petrol rises to 137.44p a litre while diesel hits 144.60p, according to the AA, and the 'prospects don't look great'
A double-decker solution for first-time buyers
A London couple are selling their home, which also happens to be a double-decker bus
The carless young: should we feel sorry for them? No
Michael White: Young people today face lots of problems that older generations didn't – but they also take many handy things for granted
Money-saving tips from America … road tested by penny-pinching Brits
US websites suggest plenty of ways to spend a few dollars less – but do they work for British penny-pinchers?
Europcar fuel-to-empty charge leaves me £66 worse off
I returned my Europcar hire vehicle with a full tank but was still charged an extra £66 for fuel
Hastings Direct stalled over bike insurance claim
The theft of a Harley-Davidson left you revving up in frustration over delays and a lack of response from the insurer