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The í‚á£50,000, 3.0-litre...

The í‚á£50,000, 3.0-litre V6-powered two-seater is the brainchild of former Land Rover employee Andy Nowson, and the Birmingham NEC show on 14 and 15 January is the first to be attended by the firm. Nowson plans to set up a Midlands base to produce the car.



Get used to seeing this...

Get used to seeing this picture - it"s part of this year"s festive drink-drive campaign. It shows two drinkers, each marked out like a measuring jug, but at different levels. The message to motorists is that it"s impossible to estimate your alcohol limit, and that it takes less than you think for your abilities to be impaired. Leaflets, posters and TV ads will be backed up by messages printed on milk cartons, in off-licences and at selected pubs.


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THE world"s first push-button...

THE world"s first push-button car radio appeared in 1938. Renault was first to offer steering wheel-mounted radio controls in 1984 on its Renault 25 executive model.

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It features a range...

It features a range of clever ideas, including an inflatable rear seat and electric sliding doors. Powered by an economical 1.3-litre CDTi diesel engine, the Toyota Yaris rival can comfortably carry three adults and a child. But it can also be easily turned into a one-seat load-lugger by deflating the rear bench and concealing it in the floor, and folding the child seat into the back of the driver"s chair.

Also included in the package is a roof hatch, which opens at the push of a button. This allows items such as wardrobes to be carried vertically, further enhancing the car"s load-lugging capability.




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