Our blog features motoring news, tips and expert advice brought to you by the AA Motoring team.
So you’ve bought your first car, taken it home, given it a good clean and there it sits proudly on your driveway waiting to be driven.
Cars hitting the market now are packed full of advanced safety systems designed to protect everyone in the car, but some motorists aren’t even using the most basic of safety features available in nearly every car on the road – seatbelts.
If you’re buying a used car, one of the most important places to check before you hand over your cash is under the bonnet.
When you’re on the lookout for a vehicle, one of the few pieces of information any dealer is obligated to provide you is a consumer information notice – also known as a CIN.
No one enjoys stepping into a cold vehicle that’s been sitting outside covered in frost with the windows all fogged up.
Utes are leading the way in new vehicle sales at the mid-way point of the year, taking four of the top five spots in new vehicle registrations for 2017 so far.
Is bigger better when it comes to vehicle safety? Will it save me more money if I downsize my vehicle? These are just a couple of key questions we get from AA Members looking to replace their car with something smaller.
The majority of us would love to make some extra money, and wise investments of collectible items often pay huge dividends.
Volvo Cars has announced that every new car it launches from 2019 will be available with an electric motor.
Many vehicles in New Zealand fall victim to being deregistered and if you’ve recently been searching the used car market, you’ll have found that these cars can often be snapped up for a bargain price.