Latest news and infromation from the AA.
Around three in three in ten people have found themselves facing monetary troubles after committing too much of their savings to buying a used car outright, with millennials the ones most likely to...
81% of AA members have had a mini-break holiday or summer day trip ruined by the journey. We’re already into August and the end of the summer holidays are rapidly approaching. Ahead of the upcom...
A report has warned of the costly repairs many motorists face after manufacturer’s warranties expire. It was also revealed that the chances of mechanical failure and breakdowns increase after a car...
More than 550 Ford Transit Custom and Courier vans have joined the AA’s nationwide recovery fleet.
Six in ten British drivers (59%) think that the new road tax system set to come into place from April 2017 leaves “little or no incentive” to choose a green car, a study by the AA has discovered. ...
More than 500 new Volkswagen Transporters have been added to the AA’s patrol fleet. The mammoth fleet order is the result of a new contract between the breakdown cover provider and Volkswagen Comm...
George Osborne has delivered many Budget announcements during his time as Chancellor of the Exchequer, but 2015’s emergency Summer Budget could be his most important yet. It’ll be his first Budget...
Ford will continue to supply cars to AA’s Driving School until the middle of 2017, following a three year extension to the pair’s original agreement. The deal is worth around 60k units to Ford, w...
Who does a breakdown rescue service turn to for reliable transport? In the case of the AA, it has turned to Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, taking delivery of no less than 90 Transporters. The AA...
Speeding fines have been increased by up to four-fold under new Government reforms. Magistrates are now able to fine motorists up to £10,000 in the most extreme cases of motorway speeding while exc...