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If rumours are to be...

If rumours are to be believed you"re looking at the new Aston Martin V12 Vantage Roadster... However our sources have revealed, that it"s an imposter!Ò 



Auto Express has learned...

Auto Express has learned that Toyota is considering naming an entire range after its hi-tech hybrid car - in the same way as it created the Lexus badge for its most expensive machines.


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A 2WD version of Nissan"s...

A 2WD version of Nissan"s X-Trail SUV is going on sale for drivers who don"t plan to go off-road. Due here in May, the newcomer will cost from í‚á£15,795 for the 2.0-litre petrol version, while the 2.2-dCi diesel is í‚á£17,395. All X-Trails now feature alloys as standard, but prices have increased by í‚á£300 across the range.

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Mazda is keeping the...

Mazda is keeping the 5 alive for 2008 with a raft of improvements

to its MPV. There are revised bumpers, light clusters and a new front grille.

Power sliding rear doors are now offered as an option. These are operated by a button on the driver’s seat, the door handles or the remote control key fob. And emissions and fuel economy have been improved across the range, with every model producing between 8 and 11g/km less than its predecessor.

This moves the 1.8-litre petrol and all the diesels down a band in road tax, saving owners ÷£40 a year. The 2.0-litre petrol versions feature a revised engine, while all models have the choice of two new transmissions.

A six-speed manual is standard and a five-speed automatic is offered as an option – a first for the 5.




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