Make/Model Ownership Guides
FixMyCar provides key information for owners of popular car models.
Ellie Dyer-Brown
Tuesday July 01 2025
4 min read
Whether you need to check your tyre pressure, replace your battery or learn about different warning lights, our ownership guides are designed to help you find the information you need about your car fast.
Select your make and model from the list below to get started.
Audi
Audi is a German manufacturer renowned for crafting luxury cars equipped with cutting-edge technology. It is part of the Volkswagen Group.
BMW
BMW is one of the leading manufacturers of premium vehicles known best for its performance-focused approach.
Citroen
Citroen has been making cars for over a century, and during that time, it has become known for its bold and quirky designs (seen, for example, on the C4 Cactus). It has also seen significant success in the World Rally Championship.
Fiat
Fiat is famous for producing stylish, compact vehicles – the most iconic of which is the Fiat 500.
Ford
Ford was founded in 1903 based on Henry Ford’s guiding vision: to make owning a car both practical and affordable. The American manufacturer had a revolutionary role in the development of the motor industry and is today the second-largest car maker in the US.
Honda
Honda’s vehicles are best known for their reliability, safety and fuel-efficient engines. However, the Japanese manufacturer creates more than just cars – it is the world’s largest motorcycle manufacturer and produces other products such as generators, lawnmowers and even robotics.
Kia
Kia’s models are centred on value and reliability, and the Korean manufacturer has led the charge in the move to electrification, with several EVs now in its lineup.
Mercedes
Innovation, performance and style are at the heart of Mercedes’ philosophy.
MINI
MINI was originally a British manufacturer but is now owned by BMW. Its cars are famous for their small size and sporty handling.
Nissan
Founded in 1933, Nissan is a Japanese car manufacturer with an outstanding reputation for reliability.
Peugeot
Peugeot is one of the most prominent French car manufacturers – and one of the oldest.
Renault
Renault isn’t just known for building road cars – the French manufacturer also has an extensive history in motorsport, including F1.
SEAT
SEAT was founded in 1950 when Spain had just three vehicles per 1,000 people and is now part of the Volkswagen Group. Its cars are sporty and youthful – especially the Ibiza, which is the best-selling model in the SEAT range.
Skoda
Skoda’s vehicles are packed with practical and innovative features inspired by the Czech manufacturer’s “simply clever” philosophy. Like SEAT, it is part of the Volkswagen Group.
Toyota
Founded in 1937 in Japan, Toyota has earned a reputation for producing some of the most reliable and affordable cars on the road.
Vauxhall
Vauxhall is the UK’s oldest surviving car brand, offering a mix of practicality and affordability. The most popular model in Vauxhall’s range is, of course, the Corsa.
Volkswagen
Volkswagen is the largest carmaker in Europe and serves as the flagship marque of the Volkswagen Group.
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Ellie is FixMyCar's Content Manager. She has over three years of experience writing about cars and regularly collaborates with automotive experts to provide trustworthy advice for drivers that is easy understand. Her work has been featured in Yahoo! Finance, iNews, The Daily Express and The Sun. She has a BA in English literature and an MA in creative writing from Durham University. Outside of work, Ellie follows F1 and eagerly awaits Ferrari's next era of dominance in the sport. She drives a Suzuki Swift.