Practical Motoring

Can you make a good 4×4 towing vehicle better? Yes. And here are the key modifications to make your 4×4 a better towing vehicle.

Keyless car entry is one of those convenience things that car makers got totally right. Unfortunately it’s also vulnerable to hacking.

The Lowdown What is it? Zeekr has developed upgraded lithium iron phosphate (LFP) prismatic batteries for electric vehicles. These batteries […]

Projecta Introduces Advanced INTELLI-CHARGE Battery Managers for Testing and Maintenance Projecta has released its latest INTELLI-CHARGE Automatic Battery Managers, the […]

LED headlights are pretty common, but some new cars still come with older tech. So, what is an LED headlight, and should you replace your old ones?

Coolant or antifreeze is one of the most important fluids in your car. We explain what it is and why it’s essential to the good health of your car’s engine.

Practical Motoring investigate how to buy a car on finance, do you buy outright; take out a bank loan, novated lease, or a balloon payment lease?

GWM’s latest offering in the large SUV segment promises a blend of space, comfort, and off-road capability – and all […]

When the day involves dropping the children at school, doing the shopping and heading out for a weekend camping trip, […]

If you drive off-road, sooner or later you’ll either need recovering or need to recover someone. Here’s how to use a snatch strap correctly and safely.

There’s a fair bit of misconception about what monocoque construction actually is – all explained here.

Jeep started up with the Trail Rated badge over 20 years ago. But what does it mean, and how does a Jeep earn it?

Most people will claim that they’re ‘well under the limit’ and thus fine to drive after having one or two alcoholic drinks. But are you safe to drive after one or two drinks?

If you’re learning about Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) and want to know how it works, our full explainer on AEB will help you understand it.

Motorsport is a harsh environment for vehicles, and appears harsher than the day-to-day use of cars we’re all familiar with. But that’s not entirely true.