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  Top 10: Baby car seats under £100 (Article)
  There’s the important head cushion and padded insert to ensure newborns are comfortable and secure, while the high back means plenty of support for older children. Maxi-Cosi Citi The Citi s a lightweight baby car seat, suitable from birth to 13kg (approx. 12 months). It can easily be combined with Maxi-Cosi and Quinny pushchairs, forming a stylish and practical travel system for when you're on the go with your little one.
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  Review: Triumph Bonneville T100 (productReview)
  It inspired a lot of confidence from the get-go, so the T100 makes the ideal first big bike or for those A2 licence holders to gain more experience. When riding with a pillion, you might wish for the T120’s extra power, but the additional cost of the more powerful machine will soon bring you back to enjoying the T100 for what it is. Also helping the riding experience to be thoroughly modern are assistance from ABS anti-lock brakes, traction control, ride by wire throttle control for smooth inputs and an immobiliser to help keep the bike where you parked it.
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  Top 10: Best sat navs of 2020 (Article)
  You have to subscribe for speed camera updates, costing £29.99 a year, but that could save you a lot of grief and money.   Garmin Drive 51LMT-S Looking for an affordable sat nav from a familiar brand and don’t plan on venturing far? This Garmin unit, which covers the UK and Ireland, could be just the ticket.
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  Review: Yamaha NMAX 125 (productReview)
  There’s also a Comfort Seat that’s more sculpted, but we’ve found the standard item is just peach for rider and pillion, who gets fold-down foot pegs. With build quality that’s every bit as good as the PCX 125’s, the NMAX is a great alternative to the Honda. Is it better? No. Is it different? Yes, there’s a sportier feel to the Yamaha and it’s looks stand out a little more. It’s also marginally more engaging to ride, which is just enough to edge it ahead of the Honda in out affections.
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  How to buy and sell a classic car through Silverstone Auctions (Article)
  Buyers should satisfy themselves that they have collected all relevant spares, documents and keys relating to their lot(s) at time of collection. How long will after the auction will I have to wait for payment? Proceeds of your sold entry will be paid to you within a maximum of 14 working days after the auction date provided we have received the full purchase price from the buyer.
• SMART REPAIRS: Who repairs minor damage to my car, its trim and wheels? (FAQs)
  Everyone damaged is entitled to be put back into the position they were in immediately before the damage, whether that is financially or by replacing the damaged car or by repairing it.  Clark v/s Ardington (Appeal Court 19-4-2002) determined that in such cases, paying the injured party the pre-crash value of their car would put them back into the position they were in immediately before the crash.
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  Review: Cybex Sirona Z i-Size R (productReview)
  However, being in the Cybex Platinum range (along with the Cloud Z and Sirona S ), it isn't exactly cheap at £260. What's it like?
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  Top 10: Budget petrolhead experience days (Article)
  The single-seaters have 200PS and weigh less than a hummingbird - so are capable of 0-60mph in just three seconds, while the twin-seater version puts the same performance in the hands of an expert. Be ready for a thrilling and humbling experience. Triple 80's Hot Hatch Driving Blast - Buy A Gift Step back in time to an era of limited (if any) restricting driving assists. Get behind the wheel of three hot hatches of your choice from an impressive selection of 80s icons, including the Renault Clio Williams, Peugeot 205 GTi, Volkswagen Golf GTi, Vauxhall Astra GSi or Ford Escort RS Turbo.
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  Review: Honda CB1000R (productReview)
  Here is a bike that enshrines all of Honda’s obsession with detail and construction in a single product, as well letting the Japanese designers loose with some styling touches. As for the motive force, it comes from an updated version of the previous CB1000’s 998cc motor with more power and less weight to push around. What’s it like?
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  Top 10: Dog carriers and cages 2023 (Article)
  It also comes in six sizes, up to a massive XXXL version that is 102cm x 69cm x 69cm - any bigger and the dog is probably too large to carry… Natuvalle 6-in-1 STURDY Airline Approved Pet Carrier Backpack The name should indicate that this pet carrier from Natuvalle has a number of features to draw you in, not least the fact that it is airline-approved - although it is worth noting this only applies to XS, S and M sizes that fit underneath plane seats. Even so it has seatbelt loops, an interior lead for security and sturdy shoulder straps allowing you to carry your pet on your back, over one shoulder or to the side.
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  Top 10: Best petrol lawnmowers 2023 (Article)
  It also has a height adjustment that ranges from 25-75mm, a 40-litre grass bag and a three-year warranty. Einhell GC-PM 46 S 139cc 46cm Self-propelled Mower This lawnmower from German manufacturer Einhell is a good choice if you’re seeking a self-propelled mower but don’t want to spend a fortune. It has a 46cm cutting width, a 50-litre grass bag, a cutting height that ranges from 30-80mm and a steel deck.
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  Review: Honda CB500F (productReview)
  That comes to a peak at 7000rpm and maximum power is delivered at 8500rpm, so you do have to work the 500’s motor if you want to treat it like a sports bike.

  Top 10: Best dash cameras to suit all budgets (Article)
  >> Read our full review   Vantrue OnDash N2 dual dash cam The N2’s key feature is a wide-angle forward-facing camera that works in conjunction with an adjustable rear-facing camera. These allow it to capture a 310-degree view around the car. The Vantrue OnDash N2 is a capable, straightforward and feature-packed dash cam that offers plenty of functionality for a sensible price.
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  Top 10: Best sat navs with dash cams (Article)
    Mio MiVue Drive 65 – from around £279.99 If you like the idea of a Mio unit but want a bigger screen then this is just the ticket. It benefits from a big 6.2-inch screen, instead of the Drive 50’s five-inch display, and also features a higher-quality dash cam. It also gains built-in traffic alerts, making it more suitable for regular travellers. Like its smaller counterpart, however, you still get European maps with lifetime updates, automatic incident recording and myriad assistance features.   
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  Top 10: Best sat navs for under £100 (Article)
  Garmin Drive 51LMT-S – from around £89.00 This is a great choice if you want an affordable brand-name unit that covers just the UK and Ireland. It has a clear 5-inch screen, lifetime map updates, speed limit warnings and a whole host of other useful options.
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  Review: Yamaha XMAX 300 (productReview)
  Yamaha didn’t bother updating its previous XMAX 250 to meet 2017’s EU4 emissions laws and instead saw it as an opportunity to launch the all-new XMAX 300. We’re very glad they did as it’s resulted in one of the most complete and convincing scooters you could hope to own.
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  Review: Peugeot Django 125 2017 (productReview)
  The model tested here is the Evasion, which has two-tone paint, a dual seat, a front luggage carrier and a windscreen, but there’s also a Sport, with number graphics and a pared-back look, an S with a single seat and matt black paint and a Heritage, with more muted, pastel colours.   If you pick a two-seat version and your licence permits, then you could carry a pillion, though we wouldn’t recommend venturing out of town.
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  Review: The Making of Harry Potter Studio Tour with Afternoon Tea - Buy A Gift (productReview)
  There's plenty of parking and it's fairly easy to arrive via coach if that's your prefered method of transport. Once you exchange your voucher(s) for tickets, you can head in and grab a bite to eat or get in line for the tour. We'll try not to spoil too much, but be aware that if you read this review - you'll know what to expect when you go.

  Review: Dyson V11 Absolute vacuum cleaner (productReview)
  Then again, we think it's easier and more efficient to leave the vacuum in Auto mode. There's a brand new screen on the back of the V11's head, too, which displays remaining battery life and, very usefully, how much time you have left before the power runs out. This changes as you use different attachments and change suction modes, i.e. if you move from carpet to a hard floor, the battery percentage and the time it shows left will increase because the vacuum will automatically change to a lower suction mode.
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  Review: Anker Soundcore Life 2 wireless headphones (productReview)
  We can tell the difference when we double click the multifunctional button, but it mostly just seems like the vocals/higher range sounds become less prominent. The Life 2's 40mm drivers are intended to offer a rounded, rich listening experience - and that they do. They aren't incredibly bass heavy, which we don't mind - but they won't suit those who want to listen to a lot of house, hip hop or R&B.