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Revealed: The cars most likely to pass their MOT at the first attempt Rob Hull For Thisismoney.co.uk © Provided by This Is Money MailOnline logo For some drivers, an MOT test reminder is a dreaded alert that their bank account is about to be raided to resolve a number of different problems with their cars. However, for motorists with the keys to the models revealed below, it is usually a case of paying for the test - which costs a maximum of £54.85 - and getting back on the road. That's because these are the 50 cars that are statistically most likely sail through an MOT at...

It’s been another cracker month for new vehicle sales in Australian, during March 2021, with VFACTS figures revealing a 13 per cent spike across year-to-date and a 22.4 per cent boost compared with March last year. Obviously 2020 isn’t exactly a good year to compare to, but at least the latest results show a definite sign of repair. Since the beginning of this year, new car sales have continually been increasing, from 79,666 units in January, to 83,977 units in February, and in March the tally was 100,005 new vehicle registrations. Of those, NSW contributed 32,499 (up 22.1 per cent on Mar...

New vehicle registration figures, in the form of VFACTS, for February 2021 show yet more evidence that the Australian new car market is recovering. The first two months of the year are up 7.9 per cent, and the month itself is up 5.1 per cent compared with February last year. It has been a doom and gloom past 12 months in the new car market, with the coronavirus pandemic causing various obvious physical restrictions and a variety of production setbacks. However, the latest new vehicle sales figures (actually new vehicle registrations, but we’ll call them sales for brevity) show the market is...

Following a pretty miserable year in 2020 for the new car market in Australia, 2021 has kicked off with a positive. An 11.1 per cent positive, to be exact. New vehicle registration figures, in the form of January 2021 VFACTS, show the local market is on the mend. Consumers purchased 79,666 new vehicles in January, which is up 11.1 per cent on the 71,731 units registered in January last year. Our guess is this positive trend will continue throughout this year against the low numbers recorded throughout 2020, mainly due to the coronavirus pandemic. At the top of the charts, Toyota has once agai...

That’s it, 2020 is done. And we guess it’s good riddance in some senses, no thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. But, according to the December 2020 VFACTS figures, which have just been released, it looks like the new vehicle industry is on the mend in Australia. At the year’s close the overall tally stands at 916,968 new vehicles registered. That’s down 13.7 per cent. However, the percentage drop is improving. For example, in the first 11 months of the year (through November) the year-to-date difference was negative 16.1 per cent. During December specifically, Aussie consumers snapped...