Honda has now sold over two million of their "Tardis Class" cars worldwide. Whilst many of the traditional competitors have been revising their product, Honda have been busy improving the original concept… welcome to the new Honda Jazz. Our Motoring Editor Andrew Fawkes takes a ride - and takes you on a video tour.

Rising petrol prices are having a significant impact on older drivers as thousands are at risk of being cut off and isolated, according to new research published today by Intune Motor Insurance. Many others are having to cut back their spending on other items to keep themselves mobile.

Way ay, man! Or rather, you're going the wrong way ay, man. If Britain's drivers had their way, our sat navs would be speaking to us with Geordie accents. You'd be driving down to the shops and thinking that you were listening to I'm a Celebrity or Big Brother. What's going on? asks Mature Times editor Tony Watts.

New figures from the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) may dispel the myth that older drivers are more dangerous than other drivers once and for all. In fact, drivers over the age of seventy are significantly safer than those under thirty -  and no greater risk to other road users than middle-aged drivers.

Our recent article 'Blue Badge Blues' prompted many more MT readers to contact us with their experiences. Here's what they had to say ...

I live in Enfield to the north of London where illegal and inconsiderate parking in disabled bays, both at commercial and domestic properties, is the norm. I have spoken to staff at a number of businesses but the general opinion seems to be that providing the bays is the limit of their responsibilities

New proposals announced by the Transport Minister Rosie Winterton to clamp down on Blue Badge abuse have been welcomed by the UK`s leading disabled motorists charity, Mobilise.