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• Honest John: insurance fraud and overzealous parking enforcement
  Parents insuring their offspring's car can void the insurance cover while a disabled driver is infuriated by petty revenueraising from parking enforcement.
• Honest John: how to sell a car and what's the catch with preregistered vehicles?
  The problem of car buyers failing to show and avoiding cars with zero mileage
• Where to get the best discounts on a new car
  Mike Rutherford names the firms hurting most?and therefore discounting the hardest.
• Amusing reallife car insurance claims
  Are they having a laugh or are they for real? Here's a selection of genuine car insurance claims received over the past few months by the AA's call centre in Cardiff.
• Flying car really takes off
  British adventurers take a fly/drive trip to Timbuktu.
• Honest John: altered numberplates and how to reunite a car and its driver
  Why it's impossible to remember car registration plates and bringing owners and old cars back together
• Motorists' fines: the potential charges
  Motorists can be accused of careless driving in various circumstances where they may have driven below an acceptable standard as a result of being distracted.
• Motorists face £60 fines and three points on licence for minor accidents
  Motorists at fault in minor accidents face £60 fines and three points on their licence in a clamp down on careless driving.
• Christmas getaway quiet as Britons stay at home
  The Christmas exodus has turned out to be a damp squib as the credit crisis hit home.
• Land Rover cancels adventure series
  The troubled 4x4 maker cites economic situation for the cancellation.
• Welcome return: BMW 330d review
  BMW's 3series is ubiquitous but with good reason. Just specify the 3.0litre diesel.
• Mercedes honours Stirling Moss
  British legend's name given to final editions of the SLR supercar.
• Honest John: runflat tyre repairs and an insurance headache
  Is it possible to safely repair runflat tyres? Our man in the trade also explores the hidden costs of insurance companies not updating their databases.
• Volvo to unveil car which avoids pedestrians
  Volvo is developing a car which will drive itself in traffic by using a radar to control the distance to the car in front.
• Ferrari values succumb to recession
  Buyers cautious as prestigious Italian cars struggle to sell at auction.
• Food for thought
  The perceived failings of electric cars were merely failings of their batteries.
• How Mikka Hakkinen drove me round the bend . . .
  What is the most unequal sporting challenge you can imagine?
• MercedesBenz AMG SL65 Black Series review
  Mighty and magnificent but could this be the last hurrah for fossilfuelled performance cars?
• Jaguar Land Rover's owners 'to put tens of millions' into brand
  Owners of Jaguar Land Rover agree to put "tens of millions" of pounds into the car brand to prevent cashflow crisis.
• Rescue package for British car maker 'weeks away'
  Ministers are still drawing up a bailout package worth hundreds of millions of pounds for Jaguar Land Rover.
• US Government bails out General Motors and Chrysler with 17bn loan
  GM and Chrysler have been saved with lifeline loan package in a move that will pile pressure on the British government.
• Christmas getaway quiet on the roads as people take the train
  The credit crisis is hitting the Christmas getaway with people opting for train travel instead of driving and flying.
• Transport of delight
  A journey back in time reveals a link with contemporary urban living.
• Christmas presents from 25p to £5
  Our resident moneysaver satisfies the tightest budgets.
• Win tickets to Autosport International
  Join in the action at Europe's largest motosport show.
• Honest John: overseas insurance and an accurate means of checking your speed
  Honest John answers your questions about insurance cover in Eire for a UKregistered car and the limitations of satnav units to safely gauge your speed.
• MSPs call on Government to almost halve the drinkdrive limit
  MSPs have urged the Government to almost halve the drinkdrive limit amid claims that the current law is "outdated and fit for purpose".
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• Jaguar Land Rover claims car industry crisis is 'national emergency' for UK
  Boss of Jaguar Land Rover claims the UK car industry is facing a "national emergency" as figures show production tumbled by a third last month.
• GM Ford and Chrysler's fate hang in balance as bailout talks continue
  The fate of the American car industry looks increasingly uncertain as Detroit's Big Three carmakers step up their actions to save cash while the White House continues to stall on providing some form of financial aid package.
• Car production slumps by a third figures show
  Car production has slumped by a third over the past year raising the prospect of the entire British motor industry getting Government support.
• CO2 emissions to be slashed by 2015
  EU targets 130g/km average from all new cars.