This Week's UK Car News | 31st July 2022 | The Latest Car News UK

This Week's UK Car News | 31st July 2022 | The Latest Car News UK

So here's my Sunday Morning UK Car News roundup featuring all the latest UK motoring news. The sources for this week's video includeMotor1, Car Magazine, Autocar, Auto Express amongst others. Motoring news has never been so easy, sit back and relax.

This week's uk car news includes stories on UK fuel prices, after dominating the 2022 car news, new car production stepping up again as the semiconductors crisis improves, the new TVR Griffith, Lotus Eletre production begins, and more.

Thanks for watching and supporting me; stay tuned for all things automotive news related in these weekly uk car news roundup videos.

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[jamescasson]

The government is supposed to be doing an investigation into the petrol prices not being passed on. Doesn't mean they'll do anything, mostly get swept under the carpet. Keep up the videos cracking as always 👍

[diljitjedi]

Definitely becoming my number one YouTube car guy I just love his pleasant manner no nonsense straight to the point facts keep up the good work mate

[jdmguy]

Agree with you on Seb Vettal. Have never been able to warm to Lewis Hamilton to be honest.

[chrispierce]

Filled my little hatchback at a local independent garage this week at 162.9 ~ they were 20p cheaper than all the big supermarkets. In my local region ALL the small independent garages are CHEAPER than the big 4 supermarkets. This has been been the case for over a month now. With the buying power and economies of scale that supermarkets have, there is no excuse for this kind of cynical pricing. Finally, a very big "WELL DONE !" to all the little local garages.

[jockster]

Awesome as always 🙂 thanks for your efforts 👍...

[alanmachin]

I used to receive an email informing where the cheapest petrol was locally. On more than occasion I the found the actual price was much higher than than claimed.

[markweaver]

I used to use tesco petrol solely to fill up with as its one of the cheapest.
Now it's the first to put prices up and the last to bring them down.
So you may be right, the smaller stations may well be the places to go to fill up.

[vigneshn.y]

Thanks Jim. Watching your videos even on holiday. Given you a like! Where is the word Baggy in the news 🤣

[h.bsfaithfulservant]

I’m thinking that BMW should look back more than 50 years to see how a properly cool Mini would look 😎
Speaking of cool, the 👓are back 🤓🤓😁!
I like the look of that VW van, just don’t tell Hetty 🤫

[markc]

Hi another great video. I don't know if this will help you or not but when say about your likes and your subscribers, I watch your video's on my TV through sky and there you don't get an option to subscribe or like your video's, don't suppose you can do anything about that but at least you know people are liking and watching. I have now updated this on my phone subscribed and liked👍

[johnbowyer]

There is no British car industry anymore. It seems in this day and age, that other than, maybe, design of a vehicle, the tech, software and hardware are made and imported from foreign lands? Just what is the future of British engineered and manufactured products. How are UK based engineering companies helping our own Auto. Industries compete effectively in this new electrified global market? We were the largest exporter of vehicles in the world in the 1950s, can we claw some of that back again?

[cabottaxi]

Wished i could find £1.89 a litre diesel
Local Tesco last time i passed is £1.97.
Seems as if they are all riding the profit bandwagon trying to be greedy for as long as the market holds.
They will only start dropping the price if someone breaks rank and drops it otherwise they are all acting like a cartel

[Beastius]

contact YouTube. you might have been put on a naughty algorithm list like many others