2015: a year in review
The last 12 months have been so hectic and jam-packed that it’s easy to forget what exactly has happened in the car industry through 2015. Come along with us as we reflect on what has been a year ...
The last 12 months have been so hectic and jam-packed that it’s easy to forget what exactly has happened in the car industry through 2015. Come along with us as we reflect on what has been a year ...
The UK Government will work with the vehicle rental and leasing sector to work out the UK’s major transport issues, Transport Minister Robert Goodwill has told the British Vehicle Rental and Leasin...
The Plug-In Car Grant has been extended until March 2018 but how much discount motorists receive will depend on what kind of plug-in vehicle they choose, the UK Government has announced. From this...
2015 has been another record-breaking year for Leasing.com, and progress for the UK’s number one car leasing website is set to continue in 2016 as it prepares its biggest marketing budget ever. I...
For years now, Ford has been topping the sales charts in the UK, with the Fiesta and Focus established as firm favourites. Last month, for example, saw the Fiesta top the sales charts by about 600 ...
Around town, the Land Rover is a match for any of its German rivals, but if you need a 4x4 that’s comfortable in the Sahara and the Strand, the Disco is peerless.
Smart’s drop-top Fortwo will cost upwards of £13,265 OTR when the compact two-seater city car returns as a cabrio from February. This means that monthly leasing rates could start from £130 for bus...
Mercedes will drop the top on its S 65 performance saloon, just in time for the British summer. The Mercedes-AMG S 65 Cabriolet provides a unique combination of intense performance, open-top moto...
Following the success of the Fiesta Black and Red Editions, Ford has applied the same formula to the larger Focus to provide a halfway house between the restrained standard car and the hairy-cheste...
It's very easy to recommend the Megane with its unique French style, great drive, improved build quality, and decent contract hire rates could just return Renault to the heady heights of 2005.