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Peugeot has shown a strong growth over the first two quarters of 2010 with sales growing to more than 10,000 units which are much higher than 2009 and well above the average growth of the market for a six month period. The company continues to outperform the market year on year with sales that have increased from . . . → Read More: Peugeot sales looking up Forget global warming and the worlds financial meltdown, a far more serious situation has come to light, a fake Stig driving around on our nations highways. An innocent driver named Martin was thrilled when he thought he saw the BBC Top Gear’s, The Stig driving down the M55 as Martin returned home from Blackpool with his wife. Sure . . . → Read More: Top Gear Stig imposter on our motorways “I’m getting old. The guy was fast, very agile.” Said Thierry Henry after being out run by Forumla One driver Lewis Hamilton at the US launch of Reebok’s ZigTech footwear. It’s only recently that the world has come to realise just how hard racing drives, especially Formula One drivers have to train for their sport. Jenson Button’s Triathlons . . . → Read More: Lewis Hamilton Races Past Thierry Henry in Reebok ZigTech London-based friends Jack Winter (25), Chris Hall (24) and Dave Larcombe (25) created a sensation at the normally serene Riva Del Garda sailing regatta with their first recorded crossing of the iconic Italian lake on a giant inflatable castle. The young trio undertook the challenge as part of their participation in the Live Every Litre project . . . → Read More: Incredible Honda Bouncy Castle Stunt – The Live Every Litre Documentary The driving theory test now has a new component, the hazard perception test. It was introduced because it has been found that new drivers often are unfairly part of accidents within the first few months after they pass their driving test. The hazard perception test will be the second part of the driving test and the candidate . . . → Read More: The hazard perception test helps save lives 1975. Ah what a year (not so for Nixon advisors but hey you can’t please all the people). The Watergate verdicts aside, 1975 was the year we saw Jaws encourage people to stay out of the sea, Margaret Thatcher become the first female leader of the Conservative party and the future face of British football emerge . . . → Read More: Lotus to reveal surprise at Paris Motor Show Head of Car Insurance, Will Thomas, of Confused.com commented that the news that petrol prices are falling will be welcome by most motorists who have already felt their budgets squeezed by the high costs of staying on the road. He also stated that the index finding at Confused.com reflected a rise in prices during the first . . . → Read More: Cost of motoring on the rise Even with the economic recession big in most people’s lives, many Brits are still heading off on a holiday. With this in mind, there are a few regulations and rules that are commonly in place outside of the UK that drivers will want to be reminded of in order to stay safe and aligned with the . . . → Read More: Driving outside of the UK The Earls Court Motor Shows were still the principal arena for the general public to see what was new on the market. Paris. New York, Tokyo, Geneva and Amsterdam were all shows where British cars shone in the battle for exports. Featured cars are Rolls-Royce, Bentley and Daimler, the Rover Gas Turbine, the Ford Zephyr and . . . → Read More: British Motor Shows of the 1960s On Saturday 29 May Paris was momentarily brought to a standstill as Agent Lynch (London, 26) performed the world’s first guerilla burlesque routine in the streets of Monmartre as part of the Live Every Litre film project. As the rain clouds cleared around Sacre Coeur, Agent Lynch strode into the middle of Place de Tertre and immediately . . . → Read More: British Burlesque Dancer promoting Honda CR-Z hybrid coupe in Paris caper |
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