Lexus Scotland News

Parking sensors top list of most wanted driver aids

The driver assist feature that most new car buyers really want is front and rear parking sensors. That’s according to research commissioned by ...Read More

Scammers use social media to offer bogus leasing deals

The British Vehicle Rental & Leasing Association says it has been made aware of a spate of fraudulent activity, where scammers advertise bogus veh ...Read More

All you need to know about winter tyres

When the colder and icy conditions start to kick in, many motorists could be better off with winter tyres. Designed to maximise grip on the roads in ...Read More

Scottish Government funding for electric vehicle charging points

The Scottish Government is to invest nearly £17 million in green transport, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced last month. Some £16 ...Read More

Satisfaction increasing with service and repairs

Studies commissioned by Motor Codes and The Motor Ombudsman have revealed an increasingly positive picture of the service and repair sector. 

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End of the road for the driving test

Rapidly advancing vehicle autonomy could see the demise of the driving test as the need for road skills and driving ability take a back seat.

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Motorists fail to fix dangerous faults

More than 40% of motorists left car dealership workshops without having MOT-failing ‘red work’ maintenance completed during ...Read More

Scots scientists develop new electric battery system

A new type of energy storage system could revolutionise energy storage and reduce the charging time of electric cars from hours to secon ...Read More

Survey highlights shifts in car buying habits

Motorists aged between 25-34 are most likely to buy a car via an app, according to the results of a survey from automotive data company ...Read More

Service and repair sector moves up a gear

An annual survey of 1,000 car owners conducted by The Motor Ombudsman has revealed that consumers have an increasingly favourable percep ...Read More