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It was on this day in 1929 that construction work began on the brand new Ford Factory in Dagenham, at an estimated cost of over £5 million.

A major survey of more than 18,000 drivers by What Car? has found the number one most reliable used car, and the result may surprise you.

The introduction of smart motorways across the UK has allowed for better traffic management for Highways England, but not everyone is paying attention and they could now face a hefty fine.

It was on this day in 1973 that British Leyland first unveiled its much-maligned Austin Allegro.

Disney’s Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck are set to feature on a new set of road signs as part of a campaign to improve road safety amongst young children.

Drivers in London could soon receive on the spot fines for leaving their vehicle ‘idling’ while parked.

It was on this day in 1981 that the 20 millionth Volkswagen Beetle rolled off a production plant in Mexico, making it the first marque in history to reach that milestone.

Stopping at traffic lights may be a thing of the past for Audi drivers with a new technology being launched in July.

A leading voice on the future of the motor industry has warned that a switch to all-electric vehicles will make only a small impact on the global CO2 output.

It was on this day in 1957 that Britain breathed a huge collected sigh of relief when the petrol rationing brought in due to the Suez crisis was finally abolished, ending five months of total chaos.