Forsyth Autobody

11/02/2023

16/01/2023

Yip I know of one of these types of guys disgusting

16/01/2023

I'm sure we all know one of these Pricks and the coward didn't like being called out 😂😂😂

24/08/2021

If You are in doubt about whether your car is compatible to use the new E10 Petrol there is a very helpful link in this article for You to use !

New E10 fuel is set to hit forecourts in September but many motorists have already reported seeing the new fuel at pumps. The new petrol is made of 10 per cent renewable ethanol, which will replace E5 as the new standard unleaded grade in the UK. By blending it with a larger amount of ethanol, carbo...

05/08/2021

Here is hoping that Vauxhall make some serious improvements to their electrical systems ? Given their track record of cars developing electrical faults which started fires in recent years !!!

Vauxhall is the latest vehicle manufacturer to announce its intentions to go ‘electric only’. From 2028, Vauxhall will focus entirely on full battery electric vehicles. Paul Willcox, managing director at Vauxhall Motors said: “As of 2028, Vauxhall will only offer fully electric cars and vans i...

02/08/2021

Police Scotland in the Highlands new truck !

Highland and Islands road policing officers have been conducting road safety patrols as part of Operation Cedar (challenge, educate, detect and reduce) and have been using an HGV tractor unit along side marked and unmarked police cars to detect poor driving standards, and specifically those drivers who use hand held mobile phones.

Patrols were carried out in Lochaber and Inverness from 26th-31st July when officers detected 43 mobile phone offences in addition to careless driving, no insurance, MOT and construction and use offences. Drivers were either reported to the Procurator Fiscal or issued with fixed penalty notices at the roadside.

Inspector Donnie Mackinnon from the Highland and Islands Road Policing Unit said: “By conducting these innovative patrols, we highlight our commitment to road safety across the area. We are taking positive action in response to concerns raised by members of the public and our own officers in relation to those who drive whilst using hand held mobile devices for purposes such as texting, messaging and using various apps.

"Driving and using a hand held mobile phone / electronic device causes distraction, affects concentration and increases the likelihood of being involved in a collision - the consequences of which can be catastrophic. If you are caught, you could be fined and your licence endorsed so please put your phone away and don’t put yourself and others road users at risk."

23/07/2021

Jaguar Land Rover boss Thierry Bolloré has vowed to solve the firm’s reliability and quality issues. Bolloré, who assumed the role of CEO last autumn, claims to have already made progress which has resulted in a drop in warranty costs by one-third from 2021-model-year cars. Bolloré is also over...

20/07/2021

I thought the AA claimed to be the 4th Emergency service ???

The AA has launched an investigation after a vehicle that one of its employees was repairing rolled away and knocked down its owner. Robert Crichton called for assistance when his battery died before moving his car to the side of the road, parking it on a kerb so the wheel was wedged and wouldn’t ...

14/07/2021

The torys want it all their way more registration changes and rules !!!

UK drivers will no longer be able to use ‘GB’ badges when they drive abroad, it has been announced. Britons currently have to display a ‘GB’ badge on their car before travelling to another country, except if they have a number plate that also features these initials. However, by the end of t...