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Mitsubishi L200 Trojan Makes A Come Back

Mitsubishi the Japanese automaker have just relaunched the revamped L200 Trojan. They are actually re-introducing the brand with a new double cab model featuring better specification and better looks. Coming to a dealer ship near you the 2012 Trojan L200 has been loaded with a an upgraded Euro 5 compliant 2.5L turbo diesel engine producing 30 […]

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Mazda 6 Is A Stunner

Mazda have released teaser images of its new saloon, while full details will be given at the Moscow Motor Show in August. It goes on sale in the UK in early 2013 and uses Mazda’s Skyactiv technology to keep fuel consumption and CO2 emissions low. The current Mazda 6 is available in estate, saloon and hatchback […]

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Toyota Regains The Top Spot

The Japanese car maker Toyota has bounced back from natural disasters and safety recalls, selling 4.97million vehicles worldwide to retake its crown as the world’s top automaker from General Motors Co. Toyota’s sales beat out GM by 300,000 units and VW by 520,000. While Toyota has enjoyed success in its top markets, North America and […]

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Honda Is The Reliability Champion – 7th Year In A Row

Honda has topped one of the most trusted used cars reliability surveys, 7th year running. The survey conducted by What car and the firm Warranty Direct shows that  there is only one in a ten chance of a Honda breaking down in a year well ahead of runners up Toyota and Lexus. The Japanese car […]

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Renault Clio The Fourth Generation Revealed

The new Renault Clio was revealed on the 3rd of July 2012. It is a stunner indeed. Clio has come a long way from high sales of 86,000 in 2002 to the current slump in sales, just 21,000 in 2012. Renault Clio is a five door hatchback with exceptional interior and exterior. Renault is paying lots […]

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Ford Fiesta Fights Back

Ford Fiesta is the UK’s best selling car by far, taken over shortly by Vauxhall Corsa in May this year. Vauxhall has beaten Ford for the first time in living memory. Ford still remains the leader of the market as it has been for many previous years. Keeping the Global Warming prospective in my mind, […]

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