James Foxall is the Managing Director at a prominent media organization. He creates content around all areas of motoring, focusing on cars, trucks, and lorries. James has been featured in notable publications such as Stuff, The Telegraph, Ask the Car Expert, Hagerty, AOL UK, Yahoo News, GREENFLAG, and MSN.
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James Foxall's articles predominantly focus on the auto industry, with an emphasis on car ownership, maintenance, technology, and safety. He frequently includes expert commentary and guides related to legal policy regulation.
To effectively reach out to James, consider offering expert insights or practical tips related to car maintenance and technology. You may want to propose topics such as new developments in car technology or key considerations for car owners regarding regulations or safety standards.
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By: James Foxall
The comic actor and renowned car aficionado is selling his Series 1 Coupé at auction. Its much-publicised damage only adds to its value
A new Government-commissioned report has found what almost every driver already knows: in their efforts to make cars safer and improve visibility
The mundane act of parking used to be so straightforward. You parked, paid and, assuming you didn't overrun your time allocation, all was usually well.
Almost 20,000 drivers reported a fraud to the DVLA last year. Here’s how the scammers operate – and some tips to avoid being caught out
Despite understandable qualms about a third party spoiling or even seriously damaging your pride and joy, there is money to be made
From flat batteries to motor issues, watch out for these common breakdown culprits that can catch you out during the colder months
By: James Foxall
From unnecessary rentals to hefty repair fees, premiums can quickly add up and hurt more than the crash itself
A shortage of skilled technicians means increased waiting times for repairs and servicing. Are work-shy young people to blame?
Seasonal affective disorder is often associated with leaden January skies but a stimulating journey can be just the tonic for sufferers
New figures confirm what motorists have long experienced – dazzling LEDs are making our roads less safe and many are driving less after dark
