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Range Rover tops poll of least-reliable used cars

The last-generation Range Rover has been listed as the most unreliable used car in a new poll. Warrantywise’s Reliability Index polled over 131,000 extended car warranties for vehicles less than ten years old, revealing the least reliable models in ...

30 Aug 2022 at 11:19

Avoid ‘worthless’ extended warranties on tech and appliances, consumers told

Consumers should avoid “worthless” extended warranties on technology and appliances to save cash as they face the cost-of-living squeeze, according to Which? Extended warranties from some of the UK’s biggest retailers are not worth the extra cost, ...

25 Jun 2022 at 01:01

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What extras are there to have when purchasing a new or used car?

When you’re purchasing a new or used car, sometimes the seller will offer a few extras to make ownership of your new set of wheels a little bit easier. This is not a new gesture that motor traders have recently come up with. In fact, extras as ...

03 Jan 2025 at 13:12

Motoring News

These are some of the most reliable cars on sale today

Modern cars are more complex than ever, thanks to electrified powertrains and greater on-board safety technology. Buying a car is one of the most expensive purchases you’ll ever make, so the last thing you would want is for your new set of ...

24 Mar 2025 at 13:16

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