Everything you need to know about buying, selling, and checking used cars in the UK.
If you accidentally buy a stolen car, do you get your money back? We explain the 'Nemo Dat' rule and why the police will seize the vehicle. HTML
Thieves are cloning cars to look legitimate. Learn how to spot a fake V5C logbook and why a visual inspection isn't enough to stop you buying a stolen vehicle.
Can you really check if a car is stolen for free? We explain how to access the Police National Computer (PNC) data and the risks of relying on free checks.
Found a cheap electric car? Be careful. It might have a leased battery. If you don't check, you could be liable for monthly payments you didn't sign up for.
Insurers are writing off electric cars for minor scratches due to battery fears. We explain why buying a Cat S or Cat N electric vehicle is a gamble you shouldn
Don't buy a used EV blind. Learn why standard checks miss battery degradation and how our new EV Intelligence report reveals the true state of health.
Confused by MHEV, PHEV, and BEV? We decode the jargon to help you decide if you should go fully electric or stick with a hybrid.
The rules are changing. From April 2025, electric vehicle owners will no longer be exempt from Vehicle Excise Duty (VED). Here is what you will pay.
Buying a used EV? Don't get caught out by battery leases or degraded range. Here is our 5-step checklist for checking a second-hand electric car.
The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is your car's unique fingerprint. Learn where to find it and how to use it to check a car's history.
Can you keep a car with outstanding finance? No. If the previous owner stops paying, the lender can repossess the vehicle from you.
Mileage discrepancies are the most common scam in the UK. Learn how to spot a clocked car using MOT history and interior wear clues
Thinking of buying a Cat S write-off? We explain what Structural Damage means, how it affects insurance, and if it is safe to buy.