When the worst winter weather sets in - whether it brings downpours of rain, ice-covered roads or snow drifts - the last vehicles to still make it through are usually the 4x4s, with their better traction and sturdy suspension.
The New Year means there's usually a bargain to be found, and the car industry is no exception to this, with January sales and great deals to be found especially when you buy a used car, as this already makes your money go much further.
We're ending 2016 in style with the hugely successful Audi Q5 as our December Car of the Month.
Family man? Yummy mummy? If you’ve got kids, your car probably means a lot to you. The faithful family run-around has got to be reliable, roomy and robust – these days that tends to mean an SUV or MPV – but that doesn’t have to be the case.
REAL Housewives of Cheshire stars Lauren Simon and Leanne Brown swapped reality TV for a spot of Christmas shopping on Thursday.
It’s freezing. Has anyone else noticed? And there’s nothing worse than when your car simply won’t warm up on a winter’s morning… Well, except for waiting for the bus in the snow.
Yes, buying your next car is a big expense. But, it doesn’t have to break the bank. More and more car buyers are choosing to fund their next purchase with car finance. Why? Because with a few simple, sensible choices, it can be an easy, affordable way to buy a car.
When it comes to buying a car, we’re all looking for the holy trinity of motoring.
In a recent AM-Online article, experts looked at how used-car dealerships source their stock – and how data and new technology is having an effect on the cars we choose to sell.
It's an exciting time for cartime, as our director Matt Kay has recently unveiled our latest ambitious plans; a multimillion-pound rebuild of our Bury-based main showroom.
