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Volvo’s eco-cred on the slide over MPG claim

Volvo claimed its eco-friendly car would do 60+ miles per gallon, but my one does less than 50mpg. Can I make a claim?

Are female drivers taken for a ride with MoTs?

Do garages overcharge lone women drivers, and if so what can be done about it?

Car insurance: no-fault claims are the Elephant in the room

On renewing her car insurance, Lisa Bachelor found her policy quote had risen by about £300 because someone drove into the back of her. And the practice is rife

David Cameron backs new car insurance rules to cut cost of premiums

Britain 'whiplash capital of Europe', says PM, as he prepares to introduce measures to tackle exaggerated personal injury claims

Is your Saab warranty worth the paper it’s written on?

Drivers with Saabs less than three years old will need to keep their fingers crossed their dealer keeps trading – they will get no help from the manufacturer

Hedge damaged in car crash, but Saga won’t pay up

My neighbour's father admitted fault, but I received no reply from his insurer

RAC error appears on credit card statement

My daughter's RAC car insurance was automatically renewed despite not agreeing in writing or verbally to this

Petrol prices rise again even as demand falls

AA warns of 'vicious circle' as strengthening dollar drives up forecourt prices despite clear signs of economic slowdown

Mini issues huge worldwide recall of 235,000 cars

BMW recalls some Mini models – including 29,868 in the UK – after potential fire risk fault found in water pumps

Winter comfort for consumers: energy prices and mortgages lead the way

Small cuts in gas and electricity bills join slight savings rates rises to suggest things might not be quite as bad as we thought

Lloyds TSB car insurance transfer put my premiums up 475%

Lloyds moved my car insurance to BISL and my monthly payments rose from £40 to £230. What should I do?

Two wheels good: scooter sales show huge rise

Number of new scooters registered with the DVLA rose by 12% in 2011 as rising petrol prices, rail fares and car park charges turn commuters on to two wheels

Carping over car parking charges: 30% rises rile rail users

Railway stations, local councils and even hospitals all seem to be slapping above-inflation rises on car parking charges. We want you to tell us about the most onerous rises

Volkswagen on the up! as German manufacturers dominate car awards

German cars on top in 10 of the 16 categories awarded by What Car? magazine, as the VW up! takes top vehicle overall

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