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And - surprise, surprise...

And - surprise, surprise - I took the opposite view, believing that some motorways should be widened... especially if they were deliberately built too narrow in the first place, as the London orbital was. After all, around 99.9 per cent of Britain is not M-way!


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Each of the C1, C2 and...

Each of the C1, C2 and C3 models comes equipped with a latest-generation Apple iPod nano, capable of storing 1,000 MP3 files. There"s also an integrated docking station to play the digital music through the car"s speakers.


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Renault"s up for the...

Renault"s up for the Cup! Hot on the heels of the recent Clio Cup, the French firm has announced details of another stripped-out model.

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Make a call with Lambo Dial-ablo

Make a call with Lambo Dial-ablo

It"s no longer enough to sport a raging bull badge on your car. True Lamborghini fans should be wearing this branded Bluetooth earpiece, too. The accessory (below), which lets drivers make calls hands-free, offers six hours of talk time and has a 10-metre range. The Tonino Lamborghini Bellow costs (÷£35) from a variety of online retailers.

Off-duty police stay true to blue

The job you do could dictate the colour of car you prefer, new research has found.

A study of one million drivers has revealed that police officers are seven per cent more likely than average to choose models in blue. Undertakers are twice as probable to want their vehicle’s bodywork sprayed in cheerful yellow, and debt collectors prefer to stay out of the red – as they are 19 per cent less likely to pick that shade of paint.

The research, conducted by online insurer elephant.co.uk, says barristers are four times more likely to drive a brown car, while chefs prefer a hue that matches their overalls – white!




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