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What car is right for you? . Our essential Buyers and Sellers guides will guide you trough the whole process - whether you want to Buy or Sell your car.

The first cars did not have steering wheels. Drivers steered with a lever!

In 1916, 55 percent of the cars in the world were Model T Fords, a record that has never been beaten.

The first gas gauge appeared in cars in 1922.

In 1923, 173 new inventions by women for cars had been reported. Among these inventions were a carburetor and an electric engine starter.

The first car radio was invented in 1929

Windshield wipers were invented by a woman!

A spate of dead Minis in the early Sixties was traced back to an unusual source - a red feather duster. The Minis were coughing due to carburettors clogged by red hairs, the hairs were traced to a feather duster owned by one of the cleaning ladies on the production line!

Car Finance
Credit problems don't have to hold you back from buying the car you want. Chosse from the following Finance Options.
Get the best price for your car with our essential Sellers advice
Selling a car is easy. But unless you do it for a living then the more you prepare the better. This is where we help you prepare for buyers and show you how to steer clear of the most common car crime dangers.
Check out our comprehensive Buyers guides and tips.
You're one step away from buying your car. You've chosen the make and model, plus you know who you want to buy it from. However before you make that next step it is worth checking out the options in the menu on the right. It could be the difference between a bargain and a bad choice.
Your Legal Rights - Private and Dealer
Buying a used or new car can be a risky experience, so it is best to fully aware of your rights should something go wrong.
You are required by law to have adequate insurance cover for your car. Before buying it's sensible to get a few speculative quotes, to see how much insuring your chosen car is going to cost you.
Choosing the right Policy
Comprehensive cover is the most expensive route, but covers you for accidental damage to other people and their property, and damage to your own car and things inside it - even if the accident is your fault.