News for April, 2009

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• Car servicing `should not be avoided'

  - 29th April 2009

  Cutting back on car servicing in the current economic climate is likely to lead to vehicles not being roadworthy, it has been claimed.

• New Jason Plato Section added to website

  - 26th April 2009

  Keep up to date with Jason Plato - IN'n'OUT Brand Ambassador, as he competes in the British Touring Car Championship.

• BTCC - Official Thruxton re-cap

  - 26th April 2009

  Fabrizio Giovanardi, Colin Turkington and Mat Jackson shared the wins in today’s second round of the HiQ MSA British Touring Car Championship, held at the high-speed Thruxton circuit in Hampshire – making it six different winners from the first six races of 2009.

• Jason Plato to contend full 2009 BTCC calendar with IN'n'OUT

  - 24th April 2009

  IN'n'OUT is delighted to announce the sponsorship of British Touring Car Ace, Jason Plato, in a deal that will see him contend the remainder of the 2009 season as their new Brand Ambassador.

• Car servicing neglect `costs thousands'

  - 21st April 2009

  Millions of motorists across the UK are each risking the loss of thousands of pounds by failing to carry out basic car maintenance checks, research reveals.

• Poor roads `increase car servicing'

  - 16th April 2009

  More people in east Yorkshire are looking to have their cars serviced as a result of poor-quality roads, it has been claimed.

• Car servicing centres `must be fully qualified'

  - 14th April 2009

  Motorists looking to take their vehicle for a tune-up should ensure that car servicing is carried out by staff at a fully-qualified auto centre, it has been claimed.

• Car servicing `recommended for tyre checks'

  - 10th April 2009

  UK motorists are being advised to visit a car servicing centre to ensure that their tyres are inflated to the correct pressure before heading off on getaways this Easter weekend.

• What a Save! Footage of IN'n'OUT Ambassador Jason Plato at Brands Hatch

  - 9th April 2009

  Watch some stunning footage of British Touring Car Ace and IN'n'OUT Ambassador Jason Plato save himself from an almost certain crash at Brands Hatch

• Car servicing in Cardiff `recommended over Easter'

  - 7th April 2009

  UK motorists should take their cars for check-ups before heading off on Easter driving holidays, it has been claimed.

• BTCC - Official Brands Hatch re-cap

  - 6th April 2009

  Matt Neal, Robert Collard and Jason Plato shared the wins in today’s opening three rounds of the new HiQ MSA British Touring Car Championship season at Brands Hatch – an event broadcast live across the UK by the ITV4 television channel. And with his VX Racing team-mate and reigning champion Fabrizio Giovanardi suffering a day of disaster it is Neal who leaves the world-famous Kent circuit leading the Drivers’ standings ahead of Team RAC BMW driver Colin Turkington as the BTCC’s 2009 calendar now moves on to the high-speed Thruxton track in Hampshire on Sunday 26 April.

• Car servicing `can remove winter damage'

  - 3rd April 2009

  UK motorists should take the time to have their vehicle serviced to check for any damage that may have built up over the harsh winter months, it has been claimed.

• IN'n'OUT confirm sponsorship with Plato in RML Chevrolet for Brands

  - 3rd April 2009

  In a dramatic late entry for Sunday’s (5 April) opening round of the HiQ MSA British Touring Car Championship at Brands Hatch. IN’n’OUT are delighted to announce that we are once again to partner long term British Touring Car ace Jason Plato and the RML Chevrolet Laceti.

• MOT forgotten by a quarter of motorists

  - 2nd April 2009

  Almost a quarter of motorists have forgotten to renew their MOT, leaving them at risk of a fine and invalidated car insurance.