Great New Offer from Toyota, 6 months free fuel with every new Yaris! Get your hands on this super-mini and free fuel...

Greater Manchester, England -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/13/2011 -- Toyota is offering six months free fuel when customers order a new Toyota Yaris between April 1st and April 30th and register before 30th June. It may be April Fools today but this is offer is no joke!

The new Toyota Yaris 1.0 litre VVT-i petrol model returns approximately 55.4 mpg which means the six months fuel would be enough to cover around 5,000 miles.

John Hogan of http://www.motoring.co.uk said "If you were considering a more fuel efficient super mini then Toyota have put the Yaris at the forefront of people's mind with this great new offer."

"Targeting the increasingly sensitive subject of fuel prices head on with this offer gives customers a real feeling of extra cash in their pockets."

"Before you rush down to your nearest Toyota dealership make sure you get an independent and free car valuation on your old car so that you can be sure to get the best price when trading-in."

New Toyota Yaris customers will receive a personal, pre-paid card like a gift card to the value of £548.15 which can be used with a PIN to pay for fuel at any UK retailer. Once all the money has been spent, the card can simply be discarded.

Matt Harrison, Commerical Director at Toyota said "with the highest petrol and diesel prices we've seen for years, it's the perfect time for Toyota to take the initiative and give our customers a benefit that's of real value day-to-day." Toyota recently added two more models to the range the Toyota Yaris T Spirit and the Toyota Yaris SR. Both newcomers are based on the top-selling TR trim and went on sale in January.

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With the budget blues fresh in everyones minds, will there by any slack for motorists ever? How to beat the motoring budget blues...

Manchester, England -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/01/2011 -- With fuel duty at the pumps cut, but an increase in tax on oil production alongside a new fair fuel stabiliser, increased rates of Vehicle Excise Duty and planned increases on company car tax a fuel efficient car proves to be the only answer to the budget blues.

John Hogan of http://www.motoring.co.uk said: "With Budget Blues hitting seemingly every part of our family finances this week, it seems the only way to balance the cost of motoring is to buy a car that is fuel efficient."

"Like many manufacturers Peugeot have a range of fuel efficient cars and the Peugeot 107 city car is capable of 62 mpg with the petrol engine and a staggering 74 mpg is claimed with the diesel engine."

Hogan continued "If you're thinking about buying a more fuel efficient car you should get an independent free car valuation for two reasons."

"Firstly you find out, from a source that is independent and therefore not interested in the sale of your car or the purchase of a new one, what your car is worth."

"Secondly you will be able to take your valuation and use it to your advantage when negotiating either a trade-in value or sale price with a dealership or private buyer."

Due out this spring is the new Peugeot 308 micro-hybrid e-HDi Stop & Start system, combined with Peugeots 1.6 litre HDi FAP 112 diesel engine it reduces emissions to just 98g/km resulting in zero rated VED. If a bigger vehicle is needed the Peugeot 5008 Compact MPV seven seater combines fuel economy of 55mpg and 135g/km of Co2 from the 110 FAP EGC drivetrain in its Active model.

The Peugeot 107 emits just 103 g/km co2 and is capable of 62mpg. To escape Vehicle Excise Duty the popular Peugeot 207 Economique has Co2 emissions of just 99g/km while the 1.6 Hdi 90 FAP diesel engine returns 74mpg on the combined drive cycle.

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Will the combination of a new look Saab 9-3 and competitive pricing be enough to tempt you? Looks good to me...

manchester, England -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/24/2011 -- Saab has announced prices and specifications for the new and improved Saab 9-3 range.

John Hogan of http://www.motoring.co.uk said: "Saab's vehicle pricing has always been highly competitive and the new 9-3 range will offer customers an even greater value-for-money proposition."

"There is generous standard equipment levels across the range including alloy wheels, leather trimmed interior, heated front seats, park assist and Bluetooth phone integration system along with a host of safety systems including electronic stability programme, six airbags and Saab Active Head Restraints."

The Saab MY12 9-3 range receives a fresh face and is distinguished by new front bumpers, 'ice block' headlamps and a new grille.

At the rear, the Saab wordmark replaces badging on the chrome trim and all Saloon variants receive a boot-mounted aerodynamic spoiler. The interior features titanium metallic effect trim around the instrument panel, gearshift moulding, doors and glove box and SE models are fitted with Leather appointed comfort seats.

Prices for the new Saab MY12 start from £21,495 and the model range goes on sale in UK dealerships next month.

Hogan continued "At http://www.motoring.co.uk we think this is a great new look Saab 9-3 at competitive and challenging prices for the market."

"Don't forget to get a free car valuation before you trade-in; if you're thinking of selling your old car."

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Will this new Hyundai be a serious rival for the likes of the Mondeo? At motoring.co.uk we seriously think so...

Greater Manchester, England -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/22/2011 -- Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Nope, it's the new Hyundai i40 that could be flying out of showrooms from 2012. This forthcoming saloon and estate range will rival vehicles such as the masterful Ford Mondeo, so it had better have a few tricks up its exhaust to take-on that lot. One of the i40's significant virtues is likely to be value for money, as this distinctive package is expected to be considerably cheaper than many of the alternatives.

John Hogan at http://www.Motoring.co.uk said "Despite its low price the new Hyundai i40 will have a wide range of tantalising features."

"Whereas the exact specification is unconfirmed, the example in Geneva has a heated steering wheel, leather seats, and a fantastically accomplished entertainment system."

"This family mile-muncher will also be available with a 1.7-litre diesel engine, that should have emissions as low as 113g/km. That is less than an entry-level VW Polo 1.2 S."

"All the team at http://www.motoring.co.uk agree the design is a worthy rival to the Mondeo, coupled with the warranty on offer this makes the Hyundai hard to ignore when it comes to a reliable and stylish family car."

Hyundai is a Korean company but the new i40 is being designed in Germany. This is to ensure it suits the European market. Germanic attention to detail should also virtually guarantee robust build quality, which is partly why Hyundai will have the confidence to market the i40 with a standard five-year manufacturer's warranty. All we need now is a hatchback version and bring on 2012.

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