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• Car insurance: Big race models on display at BIMS 01 August 2008 Motorists heading to the British International Motor Show for its last day this Sunday can get a closer look at some of the most powerful vehicles in racing driving.
• Car insurance: New Daihatsu model 'is eco-friendly' 01 August 2008 Daihatsu's new limited edition vehicle has been described as an environmentally-friendly choice for motorists.
• Car insurance: Odd items left in rental cars revealed 01 August 2008 Motorists sometimes leave the strangest items behind in rental vehicles, car insurance customers may be intrigued to hear.
• Car insurance: Authorities to pay greener drivers 04 August 2008 Motorists who choose to espouse their environmental credentials by driving a carbon-efficient model could be paid for their choice in the future, while also receiving cheaper car insurance deals.
• Car insurance: Women 'flirt to avoid punishment' 04 August 2008 Female motorists in the UK may chat up and flirt with traffic officials in order to avoid a road conviction which could invalidate their car insurance policy.
• Car insurance: Jeep Cherokee 2008 'could benefit eco-friendly drivers' 05 August 2008 Motorists picking up the 2008 Jeep Cherokee may be doing so in order to gain cheap car insurance policies.
• Car insurance: XF drivers 'experience best sound on the road' 05 August 2008 Motorists who travel in a Jaguar XF have been found to benefit from the best in-car audio system, although this may compromise their car insurance policies.
• Car insurance: Drivers may have to wait for electric cars 06 August 2008 Motorists looking to make savings on their car insurance policies by going green may have to wait a little longer to do so.
• Travel insurance: Loans could alleviate honeymoon costs 06 August 2008 Couples arranging their wedding could find that a personal loan may help them pay for their honeymoon and subsequent travel insurance policy, it has been claimed.
• Car insurance: New motorists 'pay less for cover if they are female' 07 August 2008 Drivers will pay less for their car insurance policies once they have passed their test if they are women, according to new research.

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