
UK watchdog issues update on £1,100 compensation payout
If you took out a car loan anytime from 2007 to 2020, you might be in line for a compensation payout of up to £1,100 next year.

If you took out a car loan anytime from 2007 to 2020, you might be in line for a compensation payout of up to £1,100 next year.

You might think you're covered when you take that potential new vehicle for a spin, but the reality is quite different.

There's a host of new driving laws hitting the roadways across the UK, and they might just affect your day-to-day driving. At The Car Co, we're all about helping our customers navigate these changes with ease. So let’s dive into what's changing this September and why it matters to you.

The freshly minted EV grant aims to accelerate electric car adoption by offering a discount on new EVs priced at or below £37,000. Unfortunately, this scheme doesn’t cover all bases for Blue Badge holders.

This interest rate change comes at a critical time. With inflation giving everyone a hard time lately, any reduction in borrowing costs can offer some much-needed relief.


This move marks the fifth rate reduction in a year, aiming to ease some financial pressures amid mixed signals from the economy involving growth, unemployment, and inflation.

It turns out that many dealerships charged higher interest rates in exchange for bigger commissions, without fully disclosing this to buyers.

Toyota, Ford, BMW and Land Rover named 'most reliable' SUVs but one car 'stands out'

Government EV grant promises to slash up to £3,750 off the price of brand-new electric cars