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Nearly 900 motorists...

Nearly 900 motorists at Asda"s Aintree store in Liverpool were recently charged double for fuel, due to a faulty credit card-operated pump. And now, the AA is demanding better service from filling stations.



Your eyes are not deceiving...

Your eyes are not deceiving you – this SUV has a prancing horse on the bonnet. In a move set to cause a stir across the world, Ferrari is considering putting its famous name to a rival for the Porsche Cayenne.


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It"s the throttle pedal...

It"s the throttle pedal that bites back! Continental has developed an accelerator that warns drivers of hazards on the road by vibrating and pushing against their foot.

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Team boss Gerhard Berger...

Team boss Gerhard Berger admits that last year’s pairing of Vitantonio Liuzzi and Scott Speed is in pole position to retain the seats, but says he’s in no rush to nom÷­inate either of them officially.

Berger’s reticence is fuelling speculation that he could be seeking

a sponsored racer such as Tiago Monteiro to fund his team – something the Austrian strongly denies.

Monteiro lost his drive at MF1 Spyker just before Christmas when the Dutch squad opted to promote its part-time tester, Adrian Sutil, to line up alongside Chistijan Albers for the new season. The promising 23-year-old German secured last year’s Japanese Formula Three crown after finishing as runner-up to McLaren’s new hopeful, Lewis Hamilton, in the 2005 European F3 series. Sutil had been destined to follow his Uruguayan-born father into a musical career. He trained and practised as a concert pianist until he was 14, when he discovered karting. “From then on, the sound of racing engines was the only music I wanted to hear,” he said.




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