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And then there were...

And then there were three! Budget Malaysian brand Perodua has launched its third model range, the Myvi.



The Volkswagen Passat...

The Volkswagen Passat will take part in the Urban Challenge, a 60-mile contest for driverless vehicles which involves them merging with traffic, negotiating roundabouts, avoiding other motorists and abiding by road laws. Computers control the steering, throttle and brakes, and scientists are now adding lasers, GPS sat-nav and video cameras so the car can ‘see’ the road. Two years ago, VW entered a Touareg SUV in a similar contest in the desert, but the Passat will have a tougher job.


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As Team GB flew home...

As Team GB flew home with an unprecedented haul of medals from the Beijing Olympics, another Brit was being crowned the best in the world. Jaguarò€™s new XF beat off stiff opposition to be crowned Auto Express Car of the Year. The victory marked a reversal of fortune for the firm. When Auto Express launched in 1989, Jag was in the doldrums ò€“ it had just been rescued by Ford and had an outdated range of cars. The prospect of the firm making a model good enough to take a Car of the Year title would have been laughable. Today, nearly 20 years on, Jag is back where it belongs ò€“ at the top.

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. An investigation by...

. An investigation by campaign website www.potholes.co.uk has found that where you live dictates the quality of your roads.

Most authorities state a dip of 20mm is a pothole. In Devon, the depth is 40mm and in Lincolnshire a massive 50mm. Birmingham city council checks roads at least once a month, but most local authorities are obliged only to carry out an annual inspection.




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