There is a growing consideration of mobility for disabled people in the automotive industry, and an increasing number of options available. But whether you’re disabled, or need to carry disabled passengers, there are a number of things to factor in when choosing the right vehicle.
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Your car will always need a bit of care and attention throughout the year to make sure it’s in tip-top condition. However, it’s worth noting that it needs special attention during the warm summer and cold winter months.
Regularly checking your car will not only help it run better, but it will also prevent (sometimes expensive) problems when you least expect them. These checks will go a long way to saving you money – and stress.
There’s a lot to be said for taking the time to clean your car, losing yourself in the process of washing, buffing and polishing your motor. And if you follow our tips, you’ll also have a pro-quality result.
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If you notice some minor scratches or dents on your car, there’s no reason to panic. There are a few options when it comes to sorting it out so you can keep your car in tip-top condition or if you are planning to sell any time soon. Our handy guide will help you sort them out by yourself, or know when to seek professional help.
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Driving around in a shiny, freshly cleaned car is a real pleasure. But keeping it clean is a swings and roundabouts thing: quick and cheap could damage your paintwork; but tip-top protection can cost big bucks. Let’s get lowdown and dirty with your options.