With a colder than average winter predicted for the UK, motorists will be seeking the quickest method of clearing an icy windscreen, to allow them to get going safely in the mornings. Here are some tips on the best way to go about it.
With car ownership being so universal and often filled with hidden expenses, many people have tips and tricks for keeping their car running at its best throughout its lifetime. Unfortunately,
What the Met Office considers to be winter - the three months from December to February - is almost upon us, and the threat of severe cold weather is looming.
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