2014 VW Golf: BlueMotion vs 1.6 TDI
Volkswagen’s BlueMotion technology has been around for a few years now, but the latest Golf to feature the badge of economy is widely regarded as being one of the best green cars around, even taking into account the other VAG eco-offerings of Seat’s EcoMotive range and the Skoda GreenLine cars. Its direct rival in the VW range is the standard 1.6 TDI, so the question is – is it worth paying out the extra grand-and-a-bit for the...
The Top 3 Diesel Cars to Buy New
While growth in the new and used car sales markets may have slowed since the beginning of 2014, some vehicle types continue to shift at a considerable rate. For consistent growth and performance, however, few makes or models can match diesel cars, which have continued to sell at an incremental rate throughout the course of the last decade. They are now more popular than ever, primarily because they boast relatively low CO2 emissions...
Why Are Company Cars Always Diesel?
For new or aspiring entrepreneurs, the idea of commercial fleet management may seem like a complex entity. While it does demand careful thought and consideration, however, there is no reason why investing in a commercial fleet and managing it in a cost-effective manner cannot be relatively straightforward. It can also be profitable too, especially true when you consider that the British economy is currently the strongest of all...
How Innovation Continues to Drive the Automotive Insurance Market
The world of automotive insurance is constantly evolving, whether you consider the cost of annual premiums or the numerous products available with regards to commercial fleet management. While this is often for the benefit of the consumer, it is all too easy to lose track of these developments and ultimately miss out on the best possible deals as a result. With new products and financial innovations continuing to have an impact on the...
Top Tips for Car Enthusiasts: Cutting the Cost of Restoration
As a general rule, automobiles are considered to one of the few investments that do not grow with time. In fact, the value of vehicles tends to depreciate over the years, as wear, tear and the relentless course of innovation continually drive down the cost of older cars. There are some exceptions to this rule, however, with classic vehicles from the 1950’s and 1960’s capable of gaining in value so long as they are well maintained and...
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