When you buy a vehicle, you need to look at the numbers carefully — especially if you're financing through the dealership.

Some car and home insurers continue to charge 'exorbitant' interest rates on monthly payments, research by consumer group Which? has found.

Some car and home insurers are still charging annual percentage rates (APRs) equivalent to pricey credit card lenders for customers to pay for cover monthly, despite repeated warnings that this could ...

Which? research finds some providers impose interest rates comparable to credit cards, raising affordability concerns.

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Stellantis Pro One and IVECO announced today a collaboration that provides for the European commercialisation of two 100% electric vehicles under the IVECO brand, produced by Stellantis Pro OneThese ...