Take To The Road

1 week ago | taketotheroad.co.uk | Niall Julian

When it comes to selling your classic car, first impressions are paramount. The condition of your vehicle can significantly impact a buyer’s perception and ultimately influence the sale price. To ensure that your car stands out in the market and attracts the right potential buyers, it’s essential to go through a meticulous valeting process.

1 week ago | taketotheroad.co.uk | Niall Julian

Has the time come for you to purchase your first car? That’s super exciting! You get to feel that freedom of being able to hop in your car and go wherever you want, whenever you want without having to worry about waiting for public transport or a lift from someone. But, you have to consider the cost of owning a car before you can actually purchase one. That’s what we’re here to help with!The Initial CostWe’re going to start by looking at the initial cost of purchasing the vehicle.

1 week ago | taketotheroad.co.uk | Niall Julian

Buying a car is a huge deal. It doesn’t matter whether it is your first car or whether you are looking for a new and exciting upgrade, because it will affect every aspect of your life. With all the excitement of buying a new car, it’s also a good idea for you to make sure that you don’t fall victim to some of the top mistakes that people make. If you want to find out more, then take a look below. Rushing the Process It’s very easy for you to rush the process when buying a new car.

2 weeks ago | taketotheroad.co.uk | Niall Julian

So, you’ve decided to ditch the 9-5 grind, sell your collection of mismatched mugs, and embrace the rolling, roaming freedom of van life. Brilliant! But before you start planning your Instagram-worthy sunsets and stringing up fairy lights, there’s a fairly major detail to sort out first: what are you actually going to live in? Whether you’re dreaming of a minimalist set-up or a rolling luxury suite with all the bells and whistles, choosing the right vehicle for van life is kind of a big deal.

1 month ago | taketotheroad.co.uk | Niall Julian

Everyone knows that modern vehicles are safe. They look like big, cushioned bubbles, and when there’s a crash, they really do protect people. The same, though, is not true of classic cars. These usually don’t have much in the way of safety standards, if anything at all. So, what can you do to protect yourself on the roads if you are in one of these vehicles? That’s the topic of this article. Here’s our casual advice:Inspect The Fuel SystemYou’ll want to start by checking the fuel system.