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Q&A: Insurance cover in the snow

As snow and ice cause havoc on the roads, railways and at airports, we set out your rights

Used car bargains are a Christmas treat

The secondhand car market has seen quotes falling – especially for unloved Vectras and similar-sized ex-fleet models

Trolley row led to Euro Car Parks ticket

Was reader's fine an act of revenge by car park worker?

Car Data matching scheme was not a good fit

Reader paid £99 upfront but company failed to sell his car and then refused a refund

Want cheaper car insurance? Head to Scotland

Scottish areas dominate list of cheapest places to insure a car, with Manchester and Birmingham the most expensive

When AA costs add up it’s time to complain

If it's cheaper to become a new member than to renew, fight back, says Miles Brignall

Alamo car hire battles refund request

A customer who ordered a people carrier was instead given two small cars, despite being the only driver in the party

Cost fears drive down car usage

RAC survey reveals habits are changing as careful owners try to save money

Car clamping complaints soar

Anger over signage, charges and towing leads to almost 13,000 cases for Citizen's Advice

Feeling blue over a disabled parking ticket

Despite having a blue badge, my mother got a £50 parking ticket

Driven to distraction by RAC’s double take

Why does my loyalty count for nothing with the RAC?

£200 to change a car headlamp bulb? It’s no joke

Modern vehicles are so complex that even seemingly trivial DIY repairs involve a trip to the garage and a minimum charge

EasyCar hire drove me to distraction

EasyCar rents via Budget, which merged operations with Avis. But both car hire companies charged me for my rental

Motor insurance premiums rise 14%

Insurance costs are rising at the fastest rate for 15 years, the AA said, with young drivers bearing the brunt of the increases

QUINN is quids in over car insurance premium price rise

Customer moves house and is told her car insurance will rise to £1,102. But a brand new customer would only pay £789

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