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Fuel retailers accused of profiteering as UK petrol prices hit record

Petrol reached new high of 191.05p a litre on Sunday, further fuelling cost of living crisis

More Than charges my elderly parents £2,160 a year for car insurance

They only drive 1,100 miles a year and we found other quotes for between £450 and £650

Parking fines: DVLA breached law over sharing drivers’ details

Agency could face compensation claims after data watchdog rules it applied wrong part of the law

Goldcar put me under pressure to get unwanted insurance

It said that using my credit card for a deposit would cost me more than buying extra cover

Commuters switching to cars face record UK petrol prices to fill up

As average price of petrol hits 188.7p a litre, rail strike in Great Britain means many people have to drive

Summer holidays: is it cheaper to go to the UK, France or Spain?

Petrol, accommodation and food prices are rising at home and abroad. We compare the cost of three destinations

Petrol profiteering? ‘I’m not robbing motorists, I’m only making 2-3p a litre’

Forecourt staff feel their customers’ despair but insist there is nothing they can do to keep prices down

I paid the congestion charge, but somehow still got fined

My payment was showing as ‘pending’, so I got in touch with Transport for London, but it didn’t help

UK petrol price rises could grind to a halt this week, says AA

Retailers accused of profiteering amid concerns they have not passed on recent cut to fuel duty

Zipcar sent me a £305 bill for parking in one of its bays

It billed me for £65 penalty notice and £200 recovery fee although it had told me to park there

Petrol prices: Kwasi Kwarteng orders inquiry into cost of filling up

Business secretary says people ‘rightly frustrated’ over 5p-a-litre cut not being passed on

Digital dealers: is the online car sales revolution running out of road?

Sales model of digital disruptors such as Cazoo and Carvana fail to spark with buyers

May I have a word about… when fuel prices go stratospheric

It’s one thing for the cost of a litre of petrol to shoot skywards but quite another for headlines to follow suit

‘The cost has become absurd’: UK motorists lament £100-a-tank petrol

As the cost of filling up hits new high, drivers at one service station do their best not to let it spoil their weekend

Drive slowly, change gear and read the road: how to make your petrol go further

With pump prices breaking £2 a litre around the UK, here are some simple tips for more fuel-efficient driving

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