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Do You Believe You’d Pass Your Driving Test Again?

August 17, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Road safety organisation, and the number one for breakdown cover in the UK, GEM Motoring Assist today reveals that a massive 76 per cent of UK motorists are still confident that they would pass their driving test first time if they had to take it again now. Despite claims that drivers learn bad habits and […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, Industry News Tagged With: Driving, Driving styles, Driving test, GEM, Motoring Assist, Passing Your Driving Test, Would you pass again

On Late Night Border Crossing…

August 16, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

There’s a running joke between my friends and I that every time we cross the border into Scotland from England we are met with a good dose of some troubling weather. I made a visit to a relative near Cockburnspath (don’t laugh) and the trip there was no exception. There was some light rain, but […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, Safety & Security Tagged With: Aquaplaning, Bad weather, Borders, driving experiences, Driving tips, Editorial, Moral of the story, Safe driving, Things to look out for when driving

GEM Gives Summer Motoring Tips

August 5, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

This summer is one of the busiest the country has ever seen, with people travelling from far and wide to support the Olympic Games. Wherever you are going; getting your car ready and your journey planned will keep you cool despite the summer rush. Road safety organisation, and the number one for breakdown cover in […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, Maintenance & Breakdown Tagged With: Economic downturn, GEM, Good summer weather, Hazardous situations, Long drives, Motoring Advice, Motoring Assist, Olympic games, Summer Driving, uk

How Much Power Is Enough?

August 4, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

One of the questions I often consider is how much power is ‘enough’ for the average car. I’m absolutely convinced that a very poor 0-60 time is detrimental not only for the car but also for the driver. A very low powered engine will be pushed, unless driven by the most sedate Sunday driver. A […]

Filed Under: Daily News, Driving Advice, Editorial, Technical Tagged With: Drive train, Driving, Editorial, Money, Motorsport, New Cars, power, road safety

GEM Offer Some Top Tips For Olympic Travel

July 20, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Here’s some useful tips from GEM Motoring Assist with regard to olympic travel: With thousands of people descending upon the capital, planned road closures, public transport delays, and overcrowding; the majority of journeys in and around London will be affected throughout July and August. So, for an easy way into the Games take GEM’s useful […]

Filed Under: Daily News, Driving Advice, Editorial, Events Tagged With: David Williams, Driving advice, London Olympics 2012, The Tube, Travel advice

Five Reasons Why Small SUVs (Crossovers) Are Big Business

June 8, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

The image above is the Chevrolet Trax (interesting name I know for what will be even in the most potent guise a soft roader only) – however it could just as easily be, barring the badge, any one of several vehicles from a number of manufacturers. The reason? Small sports utility vehicles, crossovers or baby […]

Filed Under: Buying & Selling, Driving Advice, Editorial, Technical Tagged With: 3008, ASX, Crossovers, CX-5, Evoque, Hyundai, ix35, Q3, Qashqai, Soft roaders, Sportage, SUV, SUVs, Tiguan, XC60

The 2012 Official Motoring Report Is Now Available From The RAC

June 5, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

The RAC has now made available their 2012 Motoring Report, with a foreword by racing driver Eddie Irvine. The full report covers everything from who today’s motorist is, their priorities, money, safety and security and much more. If you’re interested in some figures reflecting the modern day face of motoring, you can’t go wrong with […]

Filed Under: Daily News, Driving Advice, Editorial, Other sites, Technical, The Environment Tagged With: 2012 Motoring report, Car information, Facts and figures, Information, Motoring in 2012, Motoring reports, RAC, Traffic information, Who is the motorist

Chevrolet Offers Free Caravanning Guide

May 29, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

As with the last few years, due to the general depressed state of the economy, we in the UK are more likely to remain here for a holiday than ever before. So we naturally turn to that wonderful (don’t listen to Top Gear) past time of caravanning. With that in mind, Chevrolet has offered some […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, Safety & Security, Special Offers, Technical Tagged With: British weather, Captiva, Caravanning, Chevrolet, Good weather, Holidays, Mother Nature, safety, Safety advice

Ford ‘Easy Fuel’ System Saves Heartache For Drivers

May 19, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Ford has a new system that not only aids prevention of the wrong fuel being added to the car but also makes it hard work for thieves to syphon fuel off. Easy Fuel’s spring-loaded flap is held closed by two latches that can only be released by a standard-size fuel nozzle. When the proper nozzle […]

Filed Under: Daily News, Driving Advice, Editorial, Maintenance & Breakdown, Technical Tagged With: Easy Fuel, Ford, Fuel system, Money saving

Five Things To Look For When Buying A Convertible

April 6, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch 2 Comments

Due to the recent warm weather spell, there have definitely been more cars on the road with the roof down (that did change when the snow hit for two days, but there we are). However, there are some pitfalls to look out for when buying a convertible car. Here I have highlighted five things to […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, Money, New Cars, Technical, Used cars Tagged With: Convertible, Convertible cars, Driving at speed, Driving dynamics, fast driving, Five Things To Look For When Buying A Convertible, Money, Summer, Tips for buying the right car, Tips to save money

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