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  • Penalties for uninsured drivers 'should be tougher' 5 Dec 2008 (News)
    The penalties handed out to people who drive without car insurance are not severe enough, it has been claimed. According to the Association of British Insurers, if a motorist is caught breaking the law they will probably only receive a fine - and that is usually less than the cost of cover anyway.
  • Ferrari to show world premiere of California 19 Sep 2008 (News)
    Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo will be attending the presentation, as will Formula One stars Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa. Driving legend Michael Schumacher will also be present at the event, having shown a keen interest in the development of the California. The official presentation of the car will take place a little closer to home at next month's Paris Motor Show.
  • Kia Soul to hit UK roads in spring 2 Sep 2008 (News)
    Those who are looking for new cars to drive next year may be interested in the Kia Soul, which is set to hit UK roads in spring 2009. According to Paul Philpott, Kia Motors UK's managing director, the vehicle will be a "must-have" for all drivers, as its "modern looks" and "strong individual appeal" will make it attractive to singles and couples, young and old.
  • Superb drivers 'pay less for car insurance' 27 Aug 2008 (News)
    Motorists driving the Skoda Superb will pay less for their car insurance deals, it has been claimed. According to the Czech automobile manufacturer, the model has been awarded an insurance rating of 6E - three positions ahead of the current outgoing vehicle.
  • Daihatsu launches cheaper motoring initiative 8 Aug 2008 (News)
    Motorists are being made aware of the savings they could make if they drive Daihatsu vehicles. The company has launched the National Cheaper Motoring Campaign, stating that the reliability and fuel economy of its models make them beneficial to drivers. Which?
  • 'Drivers could save by reversing' 18 Jul 2008 (News)
    Reversing into a parking space rather than driving straight in could save motorists money, according to new research. The Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) has remarked that this is a more energy-efficient way to leave a vehicle, the BBC stated.
  • Motorists 'to get green lesson at BIMS' 27 Jun 2008 (News)
    Visitors to the British International Motor Show next month will be given a lesson in environmentally-friendly driving. At the exhibition, which is to be held at ExCeL London between July 23rd and August 3rd, the Co-Operative Insurance Greener Driving Pavilion will be set up. There, motorists will be able view interactive displays informing them of how they can reduce their carbon footprint, while vehicle simulators and cutaways will also be available.
  • Drivers 'should not be put off by complex Prius' 30 May 2008 (News)
    The benefits of driving a Toyota Prius have been espoused by the new Haynes Manual. According to the publication - which covers all Prius models from 2001 to 2008 - the complexity of the vehicle should not put owners off.
  • British drivers 'lack car knowledge' 19 May 2008 (News)
    Almost three-quarters of respondents admitted that they would not be able to repair their own vehicles, while a significant proportion of Britons were found to be confused when it comes to abbreviations such as MPV (multi-person vehicle) and FWD (front-wheel drive). "There is little doubt that innovation has made driving a far more pleasurable experience, but it has made part-time weekend mechanics a thing of the past," commented Emma Holyer, spokesperson for Britannia Rescue.
  • Tyre pressure 'picked up by new Ford systems' 14 Apr 2008 (News)
    A new system which enables drivers to be kept aware of tyre pressures as they drive has been included in two new vehicles from US automobile manufacturer Ford. The Deflation Detection System comes as an optional extra with the Ford Focus and Kuga models and gives motorists in-car warnings if their tyres need assessing.
  • Nissan enjoys 'bumper start to year' 8 Apr 2008 (News)
    "It has clearly tapped into a strong desire for a distinctive crossover design with SUV overtones that blends a raised driving position, generous interior space and enjoyable driving characteristics," he said. This comes as the company announces a seven-seat version of the Qashqai. Expected to debut in London this month, the vehicle will then go on sale throughout Europe in October.
  • New plate drives Ford's March sales 7 Apr 2008 (News)
    Automobile manufacturer Ford has attributed its successful March period partly to the introduction of the 08 number plate.Private customers picked...
  • New plate drives Ford's March sales 7 Apr 2008 (News)
    Automobile manufacturer Ford has attributed its successful March period partly to the introduction of the 08 number plate.Private customers picked...
  • 'Fewer emissions from today's new cars' 18 Mar 2008 (News)
    But Paul Everitt, chief executive of the SMMT, points out that the 2.4 million new cars represent only a fraction of the total 31 million automobiles in Britain. "The role of older cars and factors like driving style, load and distance travelled must not be overlooked in the drive to cut emissions," commented the official. Last month London mayor Ken Livingstone announced new congestion charges for the centre of the city to be introduced in October.
  • WRX STI pricing 'shocks auto industry' 30 Nov 2007 (News)
    "With a heavily-revised new 300 PS turbocharged 2.5 litre boxer engine, totally new platform and suspension plus even more advanced symmetrical all-wheel drive system, the World Rally Championship look-alike is sure to satisfy Subaru traditionalists," it commented. Subaru first competed in the WRC in 1993, with the late Colin McCrae driving the Impreza and becoming the sport's most well-known face.
  • C2 from Citroen receives price haul 25 Sep 2007 (News)
    A September sales special offer from Citroen sees the firm offer the C2 for £10,995. In addition, motorists over the age of 25 driving the vehicle away from Citroen dealerships will also find that they receive free insurance for a year. But the C2 is an ethically-sound purchase in addition to being great value for money, the firm commented.
  • Cheap Puntos and Mazda 6s, From £5,786 10 Apr 2005 (News)
    www.look4mycar.com has just received a batch of the following cars ready to drive away. All are UK supplied and warranted. Prices quoted include 12 months VED & 1st Registration Fee. Various colours and specifications available. FIAT PUNTOS: 05 PLATES: PUNTO 1.2 ACTIVE 3DRS £5786.00 OTR PUNTO 1.2 ACTIVE 5DRS £6482.00 OTR MAZDA 6 : 05 plates MAZDA 6 1.8 TS 5DRS £12497 OTR MAZDA 2.0 TS 5DRS £12785 OTR MAZDA 6 2.0 TS 5DR AUTOMATICS £13793 OTR MAZDA 6 TS DIESEL 136 BHP ESTATES £15269 OTR MAZDA 6 2.0 TS “2” 5DR DIESEL 136 BHP 5DRS £15642 OTR MAZDA 6 2.0 TS 2 136 BHP DIESEL EST £16564 OTR MAZDA 6 2.0 DIESEL SPORT 136 BHP 5DRS £15804 OTR Click Here to visit www.look4mycar.com
  • New Audi TT 180 6-speed Tiptronic: £22,125 9 Jul 2004 (News)
    www.audi.co.uk has expanded its TT Coupé range to six models including the first ever tiptronic automatic version. The new front-drive TT Coupé 180PS is now available to order priced at £20,725 OTR for the 5-speed manual, or £22,125 OTR for the 6-speed Tiptronic automatic. Has 180PS and 235Nm torque, does 0-60mph in 7.5 secs (auto 8.1), max speed 142mph (auto 140mph), combined mpg 34.8 (auto 31.0).
  • Cheap Jeeps and PT Cruiser for Under £14k 18 Aug 2002 (News)
    Chrysler is offering "extra value" packages on its cars and Jeeps. Chrysler Neon buyers can drive away with a year’s free insurance, while £1,000 is being slashed off the normal retail price of a Chrysler PT Cruiser or special edition Street Cruiser Series 1. This means the modern classic can be driven away from the showroom for less than £14,000, while the Street Cruiser Series 1, with chrome, special Inca gold paintwork and colour-matching leather seats, is up for £16,775.
  • Spotted in the classifieds: Nearly new 2 Nov 2011 (News)
    Volvo S60 SE Lux The latest generation S60 is leaps and bounds ahead of the older model. Everything is improved – the styling is handsome, the drive enjoyable,and the interior comfortable. What's more is the selection of engines, ranging from the economical 1.6-litre DRIVe to the lairy 6-cylinder T6. SE Lux models are generously equipped and come with typical Volvo safety equipment, as well as useful cruise control and quality leather seats.
 

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