What Car? Q&A replay
The What Car? Q&A session has now closed. You can replay the event by clicking in the box below. You can also browse our extensive Q&A archive by following the links at the bottom of this page. The What Car? experts Today's experts answering your questions were: Iain Reid: whatcar.com producer Peter Lawton: whatcar.com deputy editor Roger Stansfield: What Car? associate editor Pete Tullin:...Visit whatcar.com for all the latest car news and reviews.
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New AA emergency accommodation guide
The AA has produced a new emergency accommodation guide that details the locations of 2900 hotels. Designed to slip into your car's glovebox, the guide has been produced in response to recent bad weather in which thousands of motorists were stranded by snow and freezing conditions. All of the hotels in the guide have been inspected by the AA and rated from one to five stars. It is available...Visit whatcar.com for all the latest car news and reviews.
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Japan to sell fuel cell cars in 2015
Sales of hydrogen fuel cell cars will kick off Japan in 2015, car manufacturers and hydrogen suppliers jointly announced recently. Although numbers of vehicles have not been discussed, the partnership of Honda, Nissan and Toyota said 2015 would mark the start of 'mass production' of fuel cells. Hydrogen suppliers have committed to establishing a network of 100 refuelling stations in Japan to...Visit whatcar.com for all the latest car news and reviews.
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Peugeot 508 driven
What is it? Peugeot's all-new family saloon and estate; a replacement for the 407. Peugeot hopes its blend of style, quality and efficiency will help to tempt those who might otherwise choose a Ford Mondeo, VW Passat or even a BMW 3 Series. What's it like to drive? We've driven the range-topping GT HDi model, which comes with a 201bhp 2.2-litre diesel engine and six-speed automatic gearbox as...Visit whatcar.com for all the latest car news and reviews.
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BMW 6 Series Convertible - your verdict
The What Car? Reader Test Team delivers its verdict on the all-new BMW 6 Series Convertible. It's on sale in March, but what do five What Car? readers think of the new car? We invited them along to our Teddington HQ to give their verdict. Here's what they thought. What Car? Reader Test Team: BMW 6 Series Convertible Watch the video below to see what our readers thought of the car. ...Visit whatcar.com for all the latest car news and reviews.
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Audi Q5 Hybrid driven
The Audi Q5 Hybrid Quattro will go on sale this autumn from around £40,000, and we've driven it. It's significant for being Audi's first hybrid road car to go on sale, although versions of the same hybrid set-up are also set to go in the new Audi A6 and the Audi A8 shortly afterwards. The hybrid system is made up of a 208bhp turbocharged 2.0-litre petrol engine mated to a 44bhp electric motor...Visit whatcar.com for all the latest car news and reviews.
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Nissan Cube is canned
If you want to buy a quirky Nissan Cube you need to get your skates on because the company has confirmed it is withdrawing the model from European markets. Nissan says exchange-rate problems with the Yen and Euro mean it doesn't make any money on the car, so it will no longer be imported. There is no central stock left, although dealers in London have a limited supply of the cars. Nissan...Visit whatcar.com for all the latest car news and reviews.
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Driverless cars take a step forward
Motorists could put their feet up and read the newspaper on long motorway journeys within 10 years while their cars drive within an automatically controlled platoon of vehicles. That's the promise of vehicle technology specialist Ricardo, one of the partners in the EU-financed Safe Road Trains for the Environment (SARTRE) programme. SARTRE recently carried out its first non-simulator tests at...Visit whatcar.com for all the latest car news and reviews.
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Live What Car? Q&A session
What Car? will host its latest live lunchtime Q&A session on Tuesday, January 18 between 1-2pm. Join us here on whatcar.com, where our experts will be on hand to answer any car buying questions you have. Whether you're looking for advice on buying a new or used car, or have some other motoring-related issue that you'd like to try and resolve, our team of experts will be on hand to help...Visit whatcar.com for all the latest car news and reviews.
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Daihatsu calls it a day across Europe
Daihatsu will withdraw from all European markets in January 2013 because of the continuing strength of the Yen. There are currently no cars in stock at dealerships, and importer International Motors says it is unlikely that any more will be imported between now and the official withdrawal from the UK and other European markets. Daihatsu's website, however, says that the company will continue to...Visit whatcar.com for all the latest car news and reviews.
