The VAT, customs duty and registration costs of personally importing a car from the EU into the UK in 2026/27, post-Brexit, including the rules for new vs used vehicles.
Millions of UK car finance agreements involved undisclosed dealer commission arrangements that inflated the interest rate customers paid. The FCA redress scheme is now processing claims — here's who's affected and how to check if you're owed money.
How a company-provided motorcycle is taxed differently from a company car in 2026/27 — flat-rate benefit-in-kind rules, worked examples and when it beats a car.
UK motorcycle VED rates for 2026/27 explained — engine-size bands, why bikes are taxed differently from cars, and how electric motorcycles are treated.
How UK motorhome and campervan VED works in 2026/27 — the difference between motor caravan rates and standard car/van rates, and how weight and registration date affect what you pay.
Why VAT-registered businesses can usually only reclaim 50% of the VAT on a leased company car in 2026/27, and when the full 100% can be reclaimed instead.
A telematics black box can cut a new driver's insurance premium substantially by proving safe driving, but restrictions like curfews and mileage caps mean it isn't the right fit for everyone.
Once a manufacturer warranty expires, an extended warranty promises to cover unexpected repair bills — but the cost, exclusions and claim process vary hugely between providers. Here's how to weigh it up.
How double cab pickups are now taxed as company vehicles in 2026/27 following HMRC's reclassification — the benefit-in-kind impact, transitional protection, and what it means for capital allowances.
Why fully electric company vans have a £0 van benefit charge in 2026/27, how this compares to petrol and diesel vans, and what still gets taxed even with an electric van.
Motorhome VED is banded differently from an ordinary car, and insurance and running costs reflect the vehicle's weight and specialist use. Here's a realistic breakdown of what owning one costs beyond the purchase price.
Leasing (PCH) trades ownership for a fixed monthly cost and no depreciation risk; buying outright means you own an asset that loses value. Here's how the total cost of ownership actually compares over a typical 3-year term.
