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Meet the show-stoppers that will grace Porscheò€™s stand at the LA expo this week.



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It"s cash for scrap! The Government has hinted it will give the green light to a revolutionary scheme that will see owners get ÷£2,000 off the price of a new car if they agree to scrap their old one.÷ 


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It was a record-breaking Swedish Rally for Finland’s Jari-Matti Latvala, as the 22-year-old Ford Focus driver became the youngest ever to win a world championship event.

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For the off-road fan...

For the off-road fan, there is the Desert Gator (far right) which loves to jump and ‘fly’. It has a tough plastic chassis and is well balanced – ideal for challenging surfaces. Eighties fav­our­ite the Vanessa’s Lunch Box van (left) has been updated, with an electronic speed controller for fine throttle adjustment and improved suspension.

With big wheels and high ground clearance, it’s equally at home on the rough or tarmac. But with a short chassis and punchy motor, wheelies are all too easy. The final newcomer is Tamiya’s first drift car, complete with LED lights. You’ll soon be adept at long slides, spins, turns and doughnuts with the Drift Spec Nismo Copper­mix (centre).

Prices start at ?68 for the Lunch Box, the Gator is ?85 and Nismo ?110. Add around ?90 for the radio, battery and charger, while XB ready-built versions of these cars range from ?160 to ?199.

Tamiya radio-controlled cars, price: from ?68, rating: 4/5, buy from: 01908 605686, www.tamiya.com




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