Duncan Mcclure Fisher: Last News

Ukraine, leading to soaring fuel prices. Petrol prices soared to record highs of 161p per litre recently, an increase of 30p per litre in the past year. The diesel price rise has been even higher, with predictions indicating it could hit as much as £2 by the end of next month.

leading motoring association MotorEasy has urged them to overcome any stiffness and carry out a vital “shoulder check” when they are back behind the wheel on a regular basis.

automotive group MotorEasy.Perhaps unsurprisingly, given its size, London topped the table of tatty tyre shame with 3073 endorsements from 2017 to 2020. Liverpool (680 instances) was a distant second, followed by Leeds (458) and Birmingham (456).Sandwiched between Glasgow and Dundee were Bradford (350), Bristol (294), Ilford (279) and Manchester (also 279).Meanwhile, across England, Scotland and Wales, more than 31,900 people have been caught with defective tyres during the past four years.MotorEasy boss Duncan McClure Fisher said: “These figures highlight the concerning number of people who are neglecting basic checks to ensure their car is fit for the road.

MotorEasy have run the numbers on the top 10 models to see which of them really delivers in terms of avoiding hefty repairs bills.And it’s the Toyatoa Yaris – the second cheapest model in the Toyota range – that tops the charts thanks to an impressive reliability rating almost double that of its nearest rival the Ford Fiesta, the nation’s most-bought car.The Vauxhall Corsa, Ford Focus and Vauxhall Astra make up the top five, with the MINI One, Nissan Qashqai, Volkswagen Polo and Golf, and BMW 3 Series further down the list.Duncan McClure Fisher, founder and CEO of MotorEasy said: “These top 10 models have a combined 8.5million licensed for use on UK roads, and for good reason – they are seen as dependable vehicles from trusted brands.“But