The UK is now in the transition period between leaving the EU and the Brexit changes coming into full force. Even though currently things have not changed much, if you want to take your car to an EU country there will be some important changes.
Imagine the scenario: you find yourself having to drive at short notice to somewhere you’ve never been before. You not only want to find the best route, avoiding any traffic issues, but you need to book a hotel room, a restaurant for dinner, and you want to send a box of chocolates to thank your mum for looking after the children.
While you may view them as a rather insignificant part on your vehicle, wiper blades are vital to your safety, as well as that of other road users.
If the TV ads are anything to go by, the electric vehicle (EV) is not only here to stay, but is our future. Certainly, the UK Government is committed to greener motoring – which has to be a good thing – and its prevailing thinking is that electrification is the way forward.
A car trip can be a source of excitement or dread, depending on how you feel about driving a great distance and even who you have in the car! But the majority of the time, it’s how you prepare for the journey that will help you in the long run.
The first impression people will have of your car is the look of it, and a large part of the aesthetic of a vehicle is its paint. There are a multitude of ways to keeping it in prime condition, but the best course of action is its protection.
Despite the increasing popularity of electric vehicles, there are many parts of your car that are common to both conventionally powered and electric vehicles, as well as their hybrid counterparts, and this will remain so for the foreseeable future.
The Original Equipment Suppliers Aftermarket Association (OESAA) and its members are eager to ensure the UK independent aftermarket knows that they are all very much ‘open for business’ during the current lockdown.
If you’re expecting a child, it can be both an exciting and nerve-wracking time, and while you’re probably decorating and kitting out your baby’s nursery, you should also take time to consider what modifications should be made to your vehicle to ensure the safety and comfort of your new arrival.