Tag: Nissan

Grey is the UK’s most popular new car colour for the fifth consecutive year with a 25.7% market share, followed by black and white to complete a monochrome podium.

Valentine’s Day is almost upon us and we wanted to share with you some of our favourite 'first love' cars. Whether you’re looking to purchase your first ever motor, or considering a jump to a 4x4, our guide below has you covered.

The countdown to Christmas is officially underway, and to celebrate, we have reduced some of our favourite 4x4s, which are all available to purchase now! Available with 0% finance and our famous six year warranty package, they are perfect for the UK's winter weather.

It is being reported that Britain is bracing itself for snow towards the end of this week, following recent plummeting temperatures, strong winds and heavy rain.

The 2017 crop of new cars has some real gems, from road-going runabouts to supercars that are as likely to end up in private collections as they are to be spotted driving through your nearest city centre.

We're all doing our bit to save the environment, and the car you choose to drive can have a big impact on your number of 'carbon miles' over the course of a year, or even a single road trip.

The Nissan Juke launched in the UK on September 24th 2010 and remains popular with motorists ranging from the newly qualified right through to some of the most elderly drivers on the road - making it likely to be a popular pick for cartime's March 2017 Car of the Month.

Road rage is all too common on British roads and this includes squabbling with fellow passengers while on a car journey. Recently the top 10 list of triggers for in-car arguments were revealed – with using the phone while driving, tailgating and dangerous overtaking topping the list.

4x4s have a lot to offer - great looks, fantastic road presence and the obvious off-road capability. But there’s a whole lot more to think about when you buy a car, such as affordability and running costs.

Talk about Easter eggs at this time of year and you'll most likely think of chocolate. However, nowadays in many films and computer games, they have their own “Easter Eggs” which can be a hidden message or in-joke, and can be anything from a secret menu option on a DVD, to a particular colour or shape that appears repeatedly throughout the movie.