► The month’s best motoring apps on test
► Rated and slated by CAR magazine
► New apps for iOS and Android
Ubeeqo
£Free/Apple/Android
What is it? Urban mobility app for London, Paris, others soon
How it works: Book a car share, rental cars or taxis on one app
Cool feature: Hooks up to maps, navigates to relevant location
Usability: Couldn’t see how to book taxi; no car shares available when tested; Europcar rental only
Rating: 4/10
Rolls-Royce Phantom
£Free/Apple
What is it? Pretend to be rich, virtually spec your Phantom
How it works: Takes you step-by-step through optioning Roll’s flagship
Cool feature: Take a pic of a favourite colour and Bespoke Programme will match it on your car
Usability: Super-realistic visuals
Rating: 8/10
AutoScout24
£Free/Apple/Android
What is it? European (not UK, not all Europe) car finder; over a million listed
How it works: Select specifics from menu, press search
Cool feature: Search multiple cars simultaneously, narrow it to countries
Usability: Totally logical, great way to find rare classics
Rating: 8/10
WhatGas Petrol Prices
£Free/Apple/Android
What is it? Petrol price finder
How it works: Finds nearest petrol stations, or at requested destinations, shows price
Cool feature: Handy if you collect rewards or need 98-octane
Usability: Good, thogh some prices are updated too infrequently
Rating: 5/10
Read more from the March 2016 issue of CAR magazine