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On the 22nd day of Christmas

Posted by Will Dracott on Saturday, December 22, 2012, In : Motoring news

So close now I can almost feel it. Today's gift has an element of class about it. It's a goodie for awkward dads, granddads who have it all, distant faceless uncles and those who drink a lot of wine (and happen to like car stuff too). These could double up as little stocking fillers, but I'd be loathed to shove a £13 gift in amongst bags of chocolate coins and pointless cosmetics.

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On the 15th day of Christmas

Posted by Will Dracott on Saturday, December 15, 2012, In : Motoring news

I could have used one of these things this past year. I went from having zero crashes in 16 years worth of driving to 4 in the space of a few weeks. The last one was a right contentious incident with no witnesses and one witless van driver. If I'd had one of these things, the outcome and legal fight would have been stress free.

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There's a range of in-car cameras on the market, but few of t...

On the 7th day of Christmas

Posted by Will Dracott on Friday, December 7, 2012, In : Motoring news

So at the moment we have the shoes, gloves, glasses ... only thing missing now accessory wise is a watch. If you're into racing, or just want to time how quickly you can get the shopping done, this watch by Scuderia could be for you. A lot of so called "driving" watches can be on the mega expensive side and massively garish, good for premier league footballers, not so for normal types. The Corsa (I know, unfortunate name) watch wouldn't look out of place on anyones wrist.

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New legislation to cut service and repair costs

Posted by Will Dracott on Tuesday, June 8, 2010, In : Motoring news

New EU legislation that came into force yesterday (June 1) could help to cut the cost of servicing and repairs for motorists.

Current EU law states that a car's warranty will not be affected if it is serviced outside the franchised dealer network, as long as approved parts are used and the work is carried out to the manufacturer's specification.

Until now, independent garages had to buy approved parts from car manufacturers, but the new legislation allows parts suppliers to sell their ...

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