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The shots reveal how...

The shots reveal how the German manufacturer has taken the roadster"s racy lines and made them even more dramatic. The biggest change sees the "fried egg" headlamps ditched.



As well as displaying...

As well as displaying 24 production cars on its stand, Kia will unveil a new MPV concept at next week"s Frankfurt Motor Show. Called the Multi S, the newcomer will combine the practicality of a people carrier with compact SUV styling. It"s set to pave the way for a future production model, designed to take on the next-generation Daihatsu Terios.


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The supermini comes...

The supermini comes with stickers, metallic paint and 14-inch alloys, plus new interior trim, air-con, Bluetooth and split-folding rear seats. It’s based on the 1.2-litre Dynamic but, at ?7,195, works out ?400 cheaper.

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Thousands of convictions...

Thousands of convictions across Britain could be unsafe after police officers using the ProLaser III accused James MacGregor, 34, from Inverness, of doing 132mph in a 70mph zone. Mechanical inspection of his Subaru Impreza WRX later found it was incapable of exceeding 107mph. A dangerous driving charge was thrown out of court.

The ProLaser III is manufactured by Kustom Signals, Inc, of Lenexa, Kansas, USA. Its advertising claims that "with ProLaser III, speeders simply don"t have a chance" - but Steve Hocker, product manager for Kustom Signals, refused to repeat that statement to us. He admitted he was aware of the Scottish case, but said: "We don"t have enough information to comment." When we offered to supply him with transcripts of the judge"s findings, all he would say was "no comment".




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