I tried to sell my car but was told it had been written off

What looks like an example of cloning is explained by a typo in an insurer’s claims reference number

‘In a rut’: cost of fixing pothole-plagued roads in England and Wales soars to £17bn

Despite the government pledging extra funds and one hole being filled every 18 seconds, motoring groups say situation looks ‘bleak’ for drivers

Committee warns of serious injustice to disabled motorists and those reliant on public chargers

Potential FCA scheme could mean banks proactively inform borrowers if they were mis-sold car loans

I have been driving for 38 years, I have never had an accident, but I can no longer get insurance

Five-year-old platform intended to make drivers’ lives easier will only be supported until the end of March

Under-30s risk a huge hike in huge car insurance premiums later in life if handed the IN10 endorsement

Exclusive: ‘Advance commissions’ said to total millions of pounds allegedly pushed customers to certain providers

Profits hit as total held back for payouts rises to almost £1.2bn amid uncertainty over final financial impact

Estimate by Close Brothers follows ‘thorough assessment’ of court case’s impact on UK vehicle loan industry

There are huge savings to be made as a pair, from meals to outings to pensions

Chancellor under pressure from lenders and lobbyists that say huge compensation bill could harm motor finance market

Not all tickets are the same - if you think a fine was issued unfairly, what you need to do depends on who issued it

Recent cases in which charges have spiralled have reignited the row about how companies treat motorists

Controversial safety policy has helped drive down premiums to 18-month low, says Confused.com