Exclusive analysis by our sister title, Move Electric, has revealed which electric vehicles (EVs) are the best for passing the MOT test, with close to 87% of all EVs passing first time

There were plenty of new entries into our top 20 last month, but did anything topple the BMW 1 Series as our most popular used car review?

Savvy buyers can enjoy average discounts of £1379 in this popular market, with some manufacturers offering savings of as much as 13.1% on their models

Why 2022 is the year of the electric car, plus our latest market insight and analysis

Last month’s most popular reviews showed a potential settling of the new car market, with many perennial favourites returning to our top 20

Many dealer groups are reporting record profits as consumers’ expectations of buying a new car with a high discount further recede.

One brand spearheaded our video content last month, but you might be surprised to see what else visitors to our YouTube channel were watching.

Our Target Price research reveals the models buyers are most likely to save a bundle on, plus the cars where dealers can best defend their margins.

Our latest industry survey reveals that 76% of buyers plan on visiting a showroom in the next three months, despite the risks posed by the Omicron variant of coronavirus

Discounts in this popular market are down by more than a fifth over the last six months, as the ongoing chip shortage hinders supply

Three new models made their way into our top 20 last month, but which ended 2021 on top?

The view from Julie David, managing director of Peugeot

Even segments which were once safe hunting ground for deal-hungry buyers are being hit by supply issues, with savings down to an all-time low of 5%.

Despite impressive discounts, one brand has fallen 3 places on our top 20 list while Dacia and Nissan made two sizeable gains last month

The latest data from 1300 whatcar.com users shows that moving to an agency model could result in significant increases in business for manufacturers, thanks to standardised pricing

With used car sales up 16.4% this year, What Car? has revealed the UK’s most and least reliable second-hand cars as part of its latest Used Car Reliability Survey.

The results of our annual Reliability Survey was among the topics attracting attention from readers over the past month, but you might be surprised to learn which other stories peaked attention from our readers.

The continuing shortage of semiconductor chips means dealers can defend their margins well at the moment, but some car makers are still offering discounts of up to 13.1%

Uncertainty caused by the ongoing chip shortage was reflected in last month's leads, but did anything un-seat the Volvo XC40 at the top of our list?

Buyers are researching a wider variety of cars than normal, likely exacerbated by the ongoing chip shortage limiting supply.