A Lonely Road - A car blog by a team of undercover agents(ish

3 people, 6 cars and a whole lotta fun!

How to reduce your energy bills when working at home

Filed to: Featured by

As many of us adjust our lives to working from home, it’s sensible to consider the additional costs of heating as the colder months are on the horizon. If your main heating supply is electric or gas then you’ve not got such a need to plan, but with those in more rural areas who rely on oil, it may be wise to stock up before the cold weather ... Continue to the full article

How To Care For Classic Cars

Filed to: Car Buying, Used Cars by

A classic vehicle is a vehicle that has been in production for at least 50 years and is considered an antique. Different standards of a classic car may also differ, but the general theme is of a classic vehicle that has enough historical value to be maintained or restored and not simply scrapped. Classic automobiles are one of the most coveted ... Continue to the full article

Practical Used Car Buying Research Cues

Filed to: Used Cars by

One of the perils of the quick-and-easy access to information we enjoy as part of living in the Information Era is that the information can often appear to be very generic and general, going down more as common sense than anything else. So I mean sure, you can quickly type the phrase “used car buying tips” into Google’s search engine and delight in ... Continue to the full article

What Does It Take to Become a Car Dealer?

Filed to: cars by

Getting into the business of selling used cars is a huge decision to make. This process can be challenging because you need a significant amount of money for your start-up capital. You also need to avail of motor trade insurance as part of your business protection since clients will be leaving their cars under your responsibility. There are many ... Continue to the full article

The Importance of a Documented FSH

Filed to: cars by

Have you ever wondered why used cars that are emphasised to come with a Full Service History (FSH) appear to be slightly costlier than those which don’t? I mean surely a document which keeps records of every bit of servicing the car has undergone can’t be that valuable, can it? Well it most definitely is valuable with a full service history playing ... Continue to the full article