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Every year in the UK, around seven million used cars change hands – that’s more than three times the number of new vehicles registered annually. The used car market is currently booming, with demand at its highest since the pandemic. While SUVs continue to dominate second-hand car searches, small hatchbacks such as the Vauxhall Corsa and Ford Fiesta are still the most popular vehicles in the sub-£10,000 price bracket.

Caravans are a great choice if motorhomes are out of budget when camping in Scotland, and if you plan on returning to a particular pitch spot at day’s end. The best new brands include Swift, Adria, Elddis, Bailey, Coachman, Eriba and Airstream, and each offers models of varied size and price. There are also many used examples available online, ranging from £600 to £20,000. We’d recommend seeing the caravan in person before parting with cash, as many can have undisclosed issues.

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Congratulations. You’ve broken free from the regular 9 till 5 job and are now self-employed. Or perhaps you’re just exploring this route and intend to hop into gigs later. Regardless, this guide will explain everything you need to know about car finance in the gig economy. But first, what is the gig economy? The gig economy encompasses various worker types who earn income through contract-based work or short-term jobs.

Home » Blog » Pick-up Truck Tax Changes: A Complete Guide Regardless of what car you drive, the 1 April 2025 tax changes mean you’ll likely pay more VED (Vehicle Excise Duty), but what does this mean for pick-up truck owners? For years, the popularity of double-cab pick-up trucks has been fuelled by favourable tax rules, more so than any other vehicle on the UK car market.