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A head on collision...

A head on collision between two cars doing 40mph is still likely to be fatal, and speedo watching, brain dead driving makes this more likely on country lanes



There"s a waiting list...

There"s a waiting list for the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione ò€“ but your children can get behind the wheel right now. This replica, designed by Alfa engineers, is built by British firm Totcars. An electric motor powers the shrunken supercar to 3mph, and itò€™s brought to a halt by electronic brakes. Thankfully, the Alfaò€™s Ò£120,000 price has been reduced, too ò€“ Ò£249 secures immediate delivery


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Citroenò€™s new Fiesta...

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An exclusive spy image...

An exclusive spy image in the current issue of the mag reveals the revised version of the popular Ford workhorse. And it"s clear from the image that the minibus variant is wearing the face of the next-generation Mondeo.

First revealed on the 427 concept seen at the 2003 Detroit Motor Show, the new front end will make an appearance on the fourth incarnation of Ford"s top-selling family model. Due to be officially launched in 2006, the all-new Mondeo will be based on a heavily modified version of the Volvo S60 platform. Although the larger family car sector is in decline, as more buyers opt for people carriers and off-roaders, Ford is adamant that its next Mondeo will be worth waiting for. Speaking at the Paris Motor Show last week, the blue oval"s design guru J Mays explained: "The new Mondeo will be a new signature car for Ford. Much like the original Focus, it will completely transform the company"s design language. People will raise their eyebrows."

Along with the conventional model, the Mondeo will spawn a range of spin-off variants. These will include a Volvo XC90-style SUV, as well as a seven-seater MPV, replacing the Galaxy and likely to be called the E-MAX.

To keep customers interested in the hatch and saloon, Ford will attempt to move the Mondeo upmarket. So the car will be placed in competition with the BMW 3-Series and Mercedes C-Class.




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