When he reflects on a catalogue of falsehoods issued by SAIC, MG’s Chinese owner, Iain Robertson admits to a mild case of acidosis that a bottle of Milk of Magnesia cannot correct, yet the ZS model’s appeal remains mostly understandable. In the second act of Gilbert & Sullivan’s comic opera, ‘The Pirates of Penzance’, lead […]
Park an Across alongside a RAV4 and you might play a fruitful game of ‘Spot the Difference’, highlights Iain Robertson, as he ponders over the awkward situation in which independent brand Suzuki finds itself, while needing to broaden its profile. One of my favourite TV comedy sketches of all time is ‘The Cheese Shop’, in […]
Managing debt is something most American households need to work on. Generally, the average Western household has around $133,000 worth of debt. If you feel like you are losing the battle with the debt you have, now is the time to figure out how to attack this problem and follow a reasonable guide on retirement […]
Investing in stocks that pay out monthly dividends is a fantastic way to diversify your investments and wealth while also receiving regular income. Monthly dividends give you the financial freedom to use your earnings in a multitude of ways to best help you reach your long-term financial goals. Consider these six fantastic ways to use […]
There was no shortage of damage inflicted because of the coronavirus pandemic. While it was the public’s physical health that was given top priority, the fallout of COVID-19 impacted many different aspects of life in Britain around the world, including how we socialise, our mental wellbeing, and, of course, the economy. Indeed, it was this […]
There is no denial that VW Group’s investment in Bentley has been generous and well-managed, highlights Iain Robertson, and the latest upgrade to the German-British firm’s full-size SUV only serves to bolster its high-end market aspirations. When the world motor industry’s obsession with Sport Utility Vehicles commenced sometime towards the end of the last Millennium, […]
The UK’s economy shrank by 2.2% between January and March official figures for the Office of National Statistics show. The contraction is the joint largest in forty-one-years, on par with the 1979 fall. Initially, the ONS estimated the contraction would be as high as 2%, but the body tweaked its figure to 2.2% after evaluating […]
VOLKSWAGEN T4 – The Essential Buyer’s Guide By Richard Copping and Ken Cservenka ISBN: 978 1 787114 38 8 £13.99 Veloce Publishing – www.veloce.co.uk The popularity of the consummate modified van has increased exponentially over the past few years. Many of them have been acquired by businesses to be used as promotional tools, while others […]
Outdated software can carry huge risks. Once software stops being supported, it no longer receives regular security updates – leaving it open to new methods of attack. It’s this problem that is thought to have led to the 2017 WannaCry ransomware attack on the NHS – the ‘biggest ransomware offensive in history’. Outdated software allowed […]
FORMULA 1 – Car by Car 1950-59 By Peter Higham ISBN: 978 1 910505 44 1 £50.00 EVRO Publishing In a world presently starved of the rigours of its premier racing championship, two aspects have become abundantly clear to me: 1. Modern F1 is full of complaining high-rollers and 2. Classic F1 is where the […]
