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The entry-level 2.2-litre...

The entry-level 2.2-litre 320i replaces the 318i, and is priced at í‚á£21,090, a í‚á£140 increase over the outgoing model. The 320d is expected to be the most popular variant, and will cost í‚á£22,890 as opposed to í‚á£22,750 for the current car. Top of the range at launch will be the firm"s 258bhp 330i.



Planning a winter break...

Planning a winter break or ski trip? The new Excellence roof box from Thule could be a stylish solution to your luggage problems.


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With storm clouds gathering...

With storm clouds gathering over the global car industry, petrolheads needed some exciting news to lift their spirits at the start of December.

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But if you think that...

But if you think that sounds expensive, Auto Express can reveal UK motorists paid í‚á£110million-plus in speeding fines last year. The shocking figure is revealed in Britain"s first-ever official guide to where the cameras are sited, free with this issue.

It comes amid claims that speeding has hit epidemic levels. RAC figures show fifty-five per cent of drivers admit to breaking the law - up 10 per cent on this time last year. And motorists had better watch out, if scientists at the Transport Research Laboratory get their way. In a report for the Department for Transport, it has recommended lowering the national speed limit to 50mph on most single-carriageway A and B roads.

The move would prevent up to a quarter of accidents without adding significantly to journey times. The TRL said minor country routes should have limits no higher than 40mph.




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