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Driverless cars will attract hefty insurance premium

Driverless cars will attract hefty insurance


Motorists will face high insurance costs to run driverless cars under government plans for specialist policies that cover crashes caused by...
Karla Roman, an architect, was knocked down by a coach in east London

Cyclist crushed by coach in day of death on roads


Two cyclists and a pedestrian were killed in three accidents within a few hours, prompting renewed calls to improve safety on the roads.
Gulf royal buys himself a car park for £21m

Gulf royal buys himself a car park for £21m


The cost of parking in town can be steep, but even in central London £21m seems beyond the pale. That, however, is what a Middle Eastern royal
Gone with the wind: £2.3m Pagani Roadster sold out before Geneva motor show debut

Gone with the wind: £2m Pagani roadster sold out


Chopping the roof off a car doesn’t, on the face of it, seem a particularly complicated task – just ask any firefighter
Jaguar and Shell let drivers pay for petrol from the comfort of their car

Drivers to pay for fuel from their car


What driver hasn’t wished they could pay for their fuel from the comfort of their car on a cold, rain-lashed winter’s day, or avoid a long queue
Audi A5 coupe review (2017-on)

Audi A5 coupé review (2017-on)


Who doesn’t like to feel good about themselves when they get dressed in the mornings? A sharp suit, striking shirt or designer blouse and killer...
Car market surges as private buyers plug in

Car market surges as private buyers plug in


Private buyers are continuing to fuel a surge in new car sales. After a record year for new registrations in 2016 when sales rose by 2.3 per cent
Driverless cars make human motorists take more chances

Driverless cars make human motorists take chances


An increase in the number of driverless cars on the road is likely to promote risky behaviour among human motorists, according to research.
The Clarkson Review: 2017 Honda NSX

The Clarkson Review: 2017 Honda NSX


Back in the days when you could walk from Calais to Dover and wattle was a popular building material, Honda decided it would like to build...
Me and My Motor: Nick Ferrari, radio presenter

Me and My Motor: Nick Ferrari, radio presenter


Nick Ferrari, the journalist, presenter of LBC radio’s breakfast show and pioneer of such televisual oddities as topless darts and the News Bunny
Car Clinic: My car was damaged by airport parking — what can I do?

Car Clinic: My car was damaged by airport parking


Our brand new car was damaged by an airport parking service but the company won’t pay up. What can we do?
Reader Letters: Speed alerts, America's Route 1, post-Brexit numberplates and Clarkson's bust

Reader Letters: Speed alerts and Clarkson's bust


Driving along the M4 the other day I noticed brake lights ahead. Shortly after, I passed the source: two slow-moving, flat-base lorries in convoy