Pat Randall is constantly asked where to buy a new car. Pat Stanley says it's about time they woke up to the dangers. Pensioner Arthur Dunne takes you on a trip down motoring's memory lane - join him at full chat. Duty calls The Chancellor's last budget was a mixed bag for motorists. Thirty years ago a Japanese car was a relatively rare sight on British roads.
Modern cars bristle with safety technology - airbags, side impact beams and safety cages.
But it wasn't always like that. Silver surfer Arthur Dunne recalls a time when passing your driving test really did open up a whole new world.