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THE DRIVER-FOCUSED BMW has always appealed to buyers looking for extreme performance, and now the new M5 CS is here to tempt them. The all-new BMW M5 CS, which made its world premiere overnight, will
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MITSUBISHI TENDS TO RUN models longer than some other manufacturers, so when they announce an update, it’s always news. The long-running Outlander is about to be replaced by an all-new model, currently undergoing final tuning
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THE ARRIVAL OF THE RECENTLY UPGRADED, stylish and practical Stonic, a sporty urban crossover with wide appeal provides Kia with an even wider spread of SUVs. Developed off the core Rio platform, the first generation
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IT MAY BE PURELY COINCIDENTAL, but in the same week that Kia has released its new MPV, the Carnival, Honda’s entrant in the category, the Odyssey, has undergone a major upgrade. Coincidence or not, buyers
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IN 1952 A YOUNG IAN STEWART, pioneer driver for Ecurie Ecosse, visited Jaguar Cars in Coventry to collect his brand-new C-type. He would drive the car to its first race on Jersey to confront stiff
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HOT ON THE HEELS OF THE announcement by AC Cas that they are to build a Cobra powered by electricity (see the story here ) comes another announcement that will be closer to the hearts
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HYUNDAI IS PUSHING AHEAD with its commitment to electric vehicles and has released not-very-revealing images of its new Ioniq 5 midsize SUV model. Ioniq 5 will be the first vehicle mated with Hyundai Motor Group’s
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AS USUAL, A NEW YEAR brings with it a host of updates and upgrades. One of the first is to Mazda’s Mazda6 sedan and wagon. “As our passenger car flagship, Mazda6 holds strong appeal in
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PORSCHE IS CELEBRATING the 25th birthday of its roadster family with a special anniversary model: the Boxster 25 Years. The limited edition is restricted to 1250 units worldwide and is based on the GTS 4.0
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LOGO DESIGN IS ONE OF those disciplines that inevitably polarises opinion (remember when Australia’s Commonwealth Bank unveiled its “Jatz cracker and Vegemite” logo a few years ago?) but the time inevitably comes when a company
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