Electric vehicles have been very much in the public eye as the answer to cleaner motoring. Hybrid vehicles have been in development for years but only recently have they developed engines advanced enough to warrant their price tags. But it seems technological advancement isn’t the only shade of green in the industry’s pallet.

Online car valuations are a hot topic. After your house, your car is probably your most valuable asset. That’s why, when it’s time to change, you’ll want to get the best price.

If you are looking for ways to help the environment then keep these tips in mind the next time you are thinking about purchasing a new car.

Electric and hybrid cars create more carbon emissions during their production than standard vehicles – but are still greener overall, according to a new report.

As the population of the world changes and the strain on the environment shows, the world is constantly looking for solutions to preserve fossil fuel and reduce the impact that humans are having on the environment.

Living costs are rising, including the cost of motoring. Fuel prices eat up a growing proportion of our monthly budgets, and insurance is getting ever-more expensive. However, there are ways to contain the costs and keep on the road.

Electric cars have come a long way since the Sinclair C5 and your local milk float: this year sees the launch of a number of desirable and practical electric vehicles (EVs) which could finally make zero-emissions motoring a reality for many British drivers.   

Owning a hybrid car should be welcomed by all as a move in the right direction.

This guide shows you how to save money, especially on petrol and diesel, by greener driving, in the areas of buying, driving, running, and lifestyle.

So you want an economical, low emission car, but with new technologies appearing all the time, do you choose petrol, diesel, hybrid, electric... or something else...?