It is becoming increasingly harder for new young drivers to get on the road, even the smallest 1.0-liter city car costing around one thousand pounds and the average Vauxhall Corsa or Ford Fiesta costing in excess of one thousand pounds to insure. This means that as a young driver it is becoming more and more out of reach to get on the road as a new driver.
Ever wondered how show cars get the shine and achieve flawless paintwork? Or how some wheels look like they should be in a showroom rather than on a daily whip or even the best way to clean and wax your car? These are detailing questions we ask ourselves day in day out - Well we caught up with Paul Dolden Details to ask him some questions on the best detailing tips, and keeping your cars the way they should look.
You can check out Paul Dolden Details to give you the latest car detailing tips, there's also a little about how Paul got into the business.
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Well here we are trackside, well in the VIP box, where we can see all the action, already we've experienced the screeching tyres, Tron like sounds and lightning speeds. This experience is like no other car event I have ever been to, literally the future of motorsport is right in front of us.
Road rage is write on British roads, however this incident on the the M1 has a twist, there is no doubt both guys were in the wrong, yet you can see his logic.
It's an exciting time for the EV, namely due to Halo, developed and integrated by Qualcomm. In a nutshell all electric vehicles need a way to charge, however with Formula E racing cars or the new BMW i8 safety car, these charging systems need to be quick chargers which are easily connected.
Watch our adventure as we take the MG ZS EV on a road trip of over 400 miles, we use apps, we charge and we have fun, this is Part One, two and three to follow.
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