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Free of the black disguise...

Free of the black disguise tape which kept prototypes away from prying eyes, the new roadster can be seen in all its glory for the first time. And it proves that those "baby SLR" supercar looks are for real! Building on the success of the current car, the new SLK aims to appeal to enthusiastic drivers with an all-new chassis and more masculine looks. But it will still retain the qualities which made the model a hit, including an improved version of the Varioroof folding metal hard-top.


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Vauxhall has taken the...

Vauxhall has taken the wraps off the hatchback version of the new Vectra - but only in this slightly unusual shot of the whole family. Pictured second from the right, it features a new bumper and restyled tail-lights. On sale in October, it will be the top-seller, accounting for around 80 per cent of UK sales.


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The price is right!...

The price is right! And so is everything else with Jaguar’s make-or-break XF premium saloon – if its predicted best-in-class residuals hold true.

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.

A 9-3 Sport model has...

A 9-3 Sport model has been fitted with two infra-red cameras which are able to monitor both head and eye movements.

If the person at the wheel looks away from the road for too long, a warning buzzer sounds.

Failing that, the system would briefly apply the brakes in order to get the driver"s attention.

A British firm is doing...

A British firm is doing brisk business with its range of Tuk-Tuks, the three-wheelers popular in the Far East. "I"ve delivered four in the UK, and have orders for another five," said Steve Webb, boss of Freewheeler Autos, Southampton. The motorised rickshaws are a favourite with restaurant delivery drivers.

A competition to find...

A competition to find Britain"s safest drivers has been set up. Motorway service station firm Moto has teamed up with the Institute of Advanced Motorists in the search for the nation"s "Road Stars" in different categories. Enter at www.moto-way.co.uk or pick up a form at any Moto service station.

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