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A £2.3 billion support...

A £2.3 billion support package for the UKð€™s ailing car industry has been unveiled by Business Secretary Lord Mandelson.



Ever been plagued by...

Ever been plagued by the niggling feeling you’ve forgotten something? Did you switch off the kitchen light? Is the back door locked?


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Is this the key to never...

Is this the key to never getting lost? The Freedom Keychain GPS SiRF III may have a big name, but it’s the most compact sat-nav receiver in the world – and it’s small enough to attach to a car’s keyfob. It uses Bluetooth technology and can connect with smart mobile phones and PDAs to provide location data for their navigation software.

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Having achieved a high...

Having achieved a high rating from Euro NCAP for the Kuga, Ford is hoping to score points with drivers – by introducing new adjustable pedals on its cars.

The ?100 option is an evolution of the US system and lets owners of manual and auto Focus and C-MAXmodels move the pedals up to 55mm closer to the seat to boost comfort at the flick of a switch.

At the same time, Ford is also launching a green ECOnetic version of the Mondeo. The car gets subtle changes to boost its eco credentials. It has been lowered, the front bumper skirt and rocker claddings updated and a rear spoiler added to improve aerodynamics. The five-door’s 123bhp 1.8-litre TDCi diesel gives 0-62mph in 10.4 seconds. Yet it returns 53.3mpg and emits only 139g/km of CO2. Prices start at ?18,455 when it goes on sale in July.




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