Car insurance quote enquiries reveal real-world emissions dilemma for drivers: MoneySuperMarket research
Real-world NOx and CO2 emissions reveal tough choices for drivers
Air Index vehicle emissions ratings system offers first realistic, fully-fledged alternative to official data
Gaps in DVLA data can be fixed and CAZs implemented without further delay
MotorCheck joins the AIR Alliance with fast-track data solution for Clean Air Zones
Gaps in DVLA data can be fixed and CAZs implemented without further delay
Sanity System joins the AIR Alliance to improve air quality inside vehicles
Global leader in design and manufacture of natural sanitisation technologies joins the AIR Alliance to address in-vehicle pollutants
Scrappage stimulus scheme will sustain jobs but could also improve air quality if based on actual vehicle emissions
A cash stimulus scrappage scheme to re-start economy after COVID-19 can help air quality if based on actual car emissions says the AIR Alliance
Is London’s ULEZ doing enough to stop ‘dirty diesels’?
The health effects of air polution must be enshrined in law to force a solution that actually works rather than creating eye-catching policies
The AIR Alliance welcomes the Irish Government’s ground-breaking NOx-based car tax emissions plans
Pioneering ‘polluter pays’ approach must use trusted, independent NOx data to be fair and effective, which only the AIR Index provides
The real Bill for Clean Air
The health effects of air polution must be enshrined in law to force a solution that actually works rather than creating eye-catching policies
AIR Index ‘A’ rating for Jaguar Land Rover
Car buyers were recently invited to rank a group of cars from the cleanest to the dirtiest, based on the actual NOx emissions produced in urban driving. The cleanest car was a full-size SUV and the dirtiest a small supermini. No-one placed the order of the six cars correctly, and it was the same result when journalists and policy makers carried out the exercise.
Maximising the value of clean cars
The 2018 Mercedes-Benz GLC diesel in your showroom is becoming a problem. It arrived as a trade-in with the right spec and at the right money but there’s been little interest and no offers. With the target stockturn date approaching it will probably be traded-on, removing any profit opportunity. But, is there something practical that you could do now, to sell the car and retain the margin?