Learning to drive can be one of the most useful and rewarding things that you can do but it is also extremely expensive. The main focus for young drivers is the cost of insurance and the cost of the car itself, though we should all remember that without fuel we cannot drive anywhere. So follow these handy tips on how to get the best fuel economy from your car and most importantly, save you cash!
Each year a batch of new models are launched from a range of manufacturers, so let’s see what 2018 will bring us. If you’re looking for a new car then be sure to read on before you purchase a model that is due to become ‘extinct’
Since I was young I have always had a passion for cars, so I knew as soon as I was 17 I wanted to be driving on the roads. I bought my first car in May 2016 even though I was not 17 until July, this meant that on my birthday I had a car to drive and practice in to save money on lessons (something I’d recommend to all learners). I passed my practical driving test within a month of turning 17 so I’d definitely recommend getting a car you can practice in.
