Navigating new EV taxes: Keeping electric driving smart and affordable .
Author: Christie Parr From April 2025, electric vehicles in the UK will no longer be exempt from road tax (VED), … Continued
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Back to the school run? Warrantywise gives top marks to the Honda CR-V as the most reliable used SUV.
As families across the UK get back into the rhythm of school life and everything it brings, having a reliable … Continued
Warrantywise appoints Antony Diggins as new Managing Director.
Warrantywise is proud to announce the appointment of Antony Diggins as Managing Director, effective 1 September 2024. A longstanding and … Continued
Everything you need to know about the new 74-plate registration.
In the UK, car enthusiasts and prospective buyers eagerly await the release of new car registrations on the 1st of … Continued
Electric vehicle technician shortage threatens EV growth.
The UK’s EV industry is growing fast—but a severe shortage of trained EV technicians threatens to slow progress. With demand … Continued
Warrantywise appoints Wayne Duxbury as Dealer Sales Director.
Warrantywise, the UK’s leading used car warranty provider, announces the appointment of Wayne Duxbury as Dealer Sales Director, effective immediately. … Continued
Sales of second hand cars are skyrocketing – Here are the top 10 most popular.
The UK used car market has reached a five-year high, with nearly two million used vehicles sold in Q1 2024 … Continued
Toyota comes out on top as UK’s most reliable used car.
The Toyota Yaris has emerged as the standout performer in the Warrantywise Reliability Index 2024, achieving an impressive score of … Continued
Is it illegal to park on the pavement during a breakdown?
Recently, there have been petitions to ban pavement parking due to the danger that it can cause to pedestrians. UK … Continued