Tag: car ownership

Young Drivers Are Back!

Car Ownership Booming Among 17-24 Year Olds

Right, so you might remember that I made a couple of videos in the last few months about how the next generation, younger people, are not getting into motoring as much as our generation did. And I’ve been quite fair in saying that, considering the cost and everything involved in the process, it does make perfect sense. But hold on, because there’s some new evidence that’s just come to light, thanks to Auto Trader, that might make me rethink that stance. Either I jumped to that conclusion too quickly, or maybe things are changing.

Continue reading “Young Drivers Are Back!” →
0

Forget Low Mileage: Drive Your Cars Now Before It’s Too Late

Drive Them While You Still Can!

In a world where technological advancements are rapidly changing the way we view driving, the concept of keeping a low mileage car has become increasingly outdated and wasteful. As a passionate car enthusiast, I believe it’s time we re-evaluate our approach to car usage. Low mileage cars are a mistake. We should be driving our cars more than ever before!

Continue reading “Forget Low Mileage: Drive Your Cars Now Before It’s Too Late” →
0

PODCAST: In-Car Subscriptions vs. Pay-Per-Mile

I get into a discussion with Massimo Pini about The New Hidden Costs of Driving

In today’s rapidly evolving automotive landscape, new business models are emerging that could significantly impact our driving experience. One such development is the rise of in-car subscription services, where manufacturers like BMW are considering charging extra for features that were once standard. But how do these subscriptions compare to pay-per-mile road user charges in terms of restricting our driving freedom? During a recent press drive of the new Nissan Qashqai in Portugal, my friend and fellow motoring journalist Massimo Pini and I got deep into this controversial topic. Our conversation highlighted the growing concerns among car owners regarding these new charges. You can watch the video, or read the full article below.

Continue reading “PODCAST: In-Car Subscriptions vs. Pay-Per-Mile” →
0

London Elections: A Referendum on Car Ownership & Driving!

the implications of the upcoming mayoral elections, specifically what it means for car ownership

With the election just days away, I discuss the potential changes that could affect motorists not just in London, but nationwide. From car taxes to ULEZ expansions, I explain why this election could serve as a critical referendum on the freedom to own and drive cars. Whether you’re a car enthusiast, a daily commuter, or simply interested in the intersection of politics and car ownership, this video is a must-watch as we approach election day.

Continue reading “London Elections: A Referendum on Car Ownership & Driving!” →
0

Cost of Living Impact on Cars and Driving

How is the cost of living crisis impacting motorists?

The cost of living crisis is having an impact on cars and motorists, affecting 70% of drivers motoring habits, according to a Kwik fit survey. Over 33% one-third have cut down on non-essential car journeys those driving petrol or diesel cars are twice as likely to have cut down compared to drivers of electric cars or hybrids.

Continue reading “Cost of Living Impact on Cars and Driving” →
0

Create a website or blog at WordPress.com

Up ↑