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Wheel alignment vs tracking: what’s the difference for UK drivers?
Wheel alignment and tracking are often used as if they mean the same thing, but tracking usually refers to toe settings while full wheel alignment covers toe, camber and caster. Here is what UK drivers actually need to know.
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Keyless car-theft gadgets are being outlawed — the useful bit is what police can now do earlier
New UK offences targeting signal jammers and related theft devices matter less for the headline and more for the earlier police intervention they should allow.
Audi’s new RS 5 plug-in hybrid: the big shift is not the power figure
The new Audi RS 5 brings 639PS, a V6 plug-in hybrid system and up to 84km of electric range, but the more important story is what Audi now expects an RS car to be.
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Toyota Yaris exhaust emissions fail: what usually causes high MOT readings
Worried your Toyota Yaris could fail its MOT emissions test? Here’s what the MOT actually checks, why ‘CO2 fail’ is often the wrong phrase, and what to inspect first.
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Vauxhall’s Corsa GSE is back — but the missing number matters most
Vauxhall has turned the Corsa into a 276bhp electric hot hatch, but UK buyers still need the one number that will decide whether it really lands.
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Missing wheel nut MOT rules: when it’s a major fail and when it’s dangerous
A missing wheel nut, bolt or stud can fail an MOT in the UK. Here’s what testers look for, when it becomes a major or dangerous defect, and what to fix before test day.
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Hyundai Tucson TPMS light and the MOT: the 2026 UK rule
Will a Hyundai Tucson fail its MOT with the TPMS light on? Here is the 2026 UK rule, what testers check, and what to do before test day.
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Mini Cooper power steering fluid leak: when it becomes an MOT problem
A Mini Cooper power steering fluid leak can be a Major MOT defect if a component, joint or seal has failed. Here is what UK drivers should check before test day.
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