Classic car owners issued urgent safety warning amid faulty parts damaging vehicles https://t.co/7FDVNeup6V
Martin Lewis warns drivers who have had their car since before 2021 https://t.co/qsdQilfWOv
Drivers who own a used car warned to beware 'biggest red flag' https://t.co/ApMO92pish
A recent surge in scams targeting drivers and consumers has raised concerns across the UK and Ireland. Millions of drivers may face difficulties accessing their vehicles due to a failure in a crucial car feature. Additionally, a new phone scam is reportedly costing Irish customers between €6,000 and €8,000, as highlighted by the Banking and Payments Federation of Ireland (BPFI). This scam involves fraudulent texts and calls claiming that bank accounts have been hacked. The situation is compounded by warnings for drivers of used cars, particularly those owned since before 2021, to be vigilant against potential scams. Classic car owners have also been alerted to safety issues stemming from faulty parts that could damage their vehicles.
