The best cars for snow combine all-wheel drive (AWD) or four-wheel drive (4WD), great ground clearance, advanced safety features to help you stay in control, and heated seats for extra comfort.

We have put together a list of 10 best cars for snow so you can drive confidently – no matter how bad the weather gets.

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Sometimes a short trip just won’t do. If it’s a weekend getaway or a cross-country trip, having the right car can make all the difference on long journeys. Comfort, full efficiency and advanced technology all play a role in ensuring a smooth long ride.

From spacious SUVs to hybrid saloons, we’ve rounded a list of the best cars for long distance driving, including electric and hybrid models. 

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If you have a big family or like to travel with a group of friends, an eight-seater MPV might be exactly what you need. Check out this list to discover the top 10 eight-seater vehicles currently on the market.

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You’ll also want something that gives you the confidence to haul your caravan long distances. Read our blog to discover if you need insurance to tow another vehicle.

Here the caravan insurance experts at Adrian Flux rate our top 10 cars for towing a caravan.

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There was nothing particularly sophisticated about these beasts, which operated on a simple premise: slam a V8 engine into a small (in American terms) car and drive it fast and straight.

And although they’re not wholly suited to UK roads, muscle cars have been held in awe by plenty of motorists on this side of the pond for decades.

The seeds of the muscle car may have been planted in the late 1940s, but it enjoyed its heyday in the Swinging Sixties through to the early 70s, when the Clean Air Act, the oil crisis and high insurance costs in the States brought about their temporary demise.

The kings of the road became unaffordable and impractical, with Detroit focusing more on emission controls and taxes on high-powered cars increasing. Aimed at hot-blooded young men who could no longer afford them, these street-legal hot rods became more of a rarity on US highways.

But in their golden era, some truly stunning and brutal beasts roamed the streets. Specialist American car insurance broker Adrian Flux has taken a look at 10 legendary muscle cars of the past six decades. Enjoy our top 10 – and feel free to disagree.

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What may have started off as a limited number of grey imports from Japanese domestic market (JDM)-only cars – quite often walking all over the best that Europe had to offer – is now about as mainstream as it gets. Japanese cars are now synonymous with the motoring landscape here in Britain and, when it comes to performance, they’re by no means the underdogs.   

Of course, we could go on forever about the ‘tuner’ side of the market and what’s available with import-only cars, too. But just this once, we’ll limit our favourites to the modern Japanese performance road cars available brand-new over the past five years from UK main dealers, just to give you some supremely up-to-date examples. It also means that you’ll (hopefully) be looking at the most practical in terms of reliability, and the most affordable in terms of insurance and running costs… you may even get yourself a dealer warranty that’s worth the paper it’s printed on! 

From cars with true racing pedigree to those with a legendary historic lineage, here are our top 10 modern Japanese performance cars that you can pick up today.

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What are the rules around transporting a dog in a car?

The Highway Code states: “When in a vehicle make sure dogs or other animals are suitably restrained so they cannot distract you while you are driving or injure you, or themselves, if you stop quickly. A seat belt harness, pet carrier, dog cage or dog guard are ways of restraining animals in cars.”

As a result, even if you have a smaller dog, you might want to consider crating them in the car, getting them a carrier, or using a seat belt harness.

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All of this could be yours for the price of a family hatchback – if you’re willing, and able, to build it yourself.

Kit cars have long been a rich part of the motoring scene, their growth initially fuelled by their exemption from purchase tax, and they remain popular today for those prepared to put in long hours in the garage.

Here’s our list of the top 10 kit cars.

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Maybe your holiday campsite has been washed out, you’ve been locked out (or chucked out!) of your own house and can’t find a sofa to crash on, or you’re just saving cash on a hotel for the night on a long journey.

Cars are clearly designed for driving, not snoozing, so we put our heads together to find the 10 best cars to sleep in that might not leave you as stiff as a board the next morning.

Just don’t blame us if you get a little cold trying it out.

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