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Have you been forced to become a car-tortionist? New models are so wide that they leave only 30cm of space to get in and out in car parks - Vimarsana News

Have you been forced to become a car-tortionist? New models are so wide that they leave only 30cm of space to get in and out in car parks

A new study estimates that when two average-size new cars park next to each other in a standard bay, there leave just 30cm of space - the length of a Cornflakes box - to open the door.

Mini JCW 1to6 Edition will only be available in a 6-speed manual - Vimarsana News

Mini JCW 1to6 Edition will only be available in a 6-speed manual

On the inside, you'll see stainless steel pedals and distinctive emblems on the floor mats and side sills that mimic the "1to6" badging on the C-pillars - Overdrive

Oxfordshire company can convert classic Minis into electric model - Vimarsana News

Oxfordshire company can convert classic Minis into electric model

An Oxfordshire electric vehicle technology company has created a new kit that can easily convert a classic Mini into a fully electric model.

The 23 new cars to look out for in 2023: PART 2 covers models from Mercedes to VW - Vimarsana News

The 23 new cars to look out for in 2023: PART 2 covers models from Mercedes to VW

We've already featured the first 12 models in part one of our A-to-Z preview of brands, which covered new motors from Audi to Kia. Here's part two of our guide to the 23 new cars to watch for in 2023.

Monthly car finance payments are 40% higher than 3 years ago for some models - Vimarsana News

Monthly car finance payments are 40% higher than 3 years ago for some models

Mystery shopping research carried out by What Car? found the monthly cost to finance a car via PCP is now at least 22% pricier than in 2019.