Selling a used vehicle needn’t be too stressful if you know what to do it. What can be a pain is selling a damaged car.

Maintaining your tyres is critical for the safety of you, your family and other road users. Badly maintained tyres adversely affect your ability to handle your car properly in an emergency or high-speed situation. Worn or wrongly inflated tyres are a factor in 20% of all accidents.

Older classic cars are usually not fitted with any anti-theft devices, so can be easily stolen. Fortunately, most classic cars are not considered good targets by the majority of car thieves. Thieves usually want a car that can be easily broken down into parts, or sold. The market for classic cars and their parts is quite small and specialist, as a result classic cars are a less attractive target for thieves. This does not, however, mean that you should not take the time and spend a little to protect your vehicle from theft.

Which car to buy for restoration is a very big decision. There are many things you must consider, but the first question to ask yourself is how much can I afford to spend restoring a car. If you have a bottomless pit of money then just buy the car you like best. If like most people you have only a limited amount of money, then you need a car that needs minimal work, or for which parts are cheap and readily available.