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Eleven per cent admitted...

Eleven per cent admitted to lying about where they keep their car - pretending it is kept overnight in a locked garage is the most common lie. And further questioning revealed nearly a quarter of motorists (24 per cent) have driven without a valid MoT and 18 per cent have been on the road with an expired tax disc.



It appears that speed-sensitive...

It appears that speed-sensitive road humps are all the rage these days. We revealed one inventor"s creation in issue 855, and now Gwyn Harvey - a former design and technology teacher from Dinas Powys, Wales - has got in on the act, too. His system also uses a design that collapses at


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Spied here testing...

Spied here testing, the model will complete the A6 range and offer a larger alternative to the already spectacular RS4. Expected to be powered by a tuned version of the S6"s V10 powerplant, the newcomer will be offered in both four-door saloon and practical Avant bodystyles.

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Citroen had spectators...

Citroen had spectators falling over each other to look at the glamorous but green line-up on its motorshow stand - and this year it arrived with no less than five new UK show debuts!

The star on centre stage was undoubtedly the award-winning ecologically designed C-Cactus concept car. Looking ultra-futuristic with its dazzling white plastic body, the bold design had spectators drooling at the space-age interior.

Citroen says the car is designed to be minimalist, and it"s not joking ò€“ itò€™s got no windows and no dashboard!

But stripping out the car means it weighs in at a feather light 900kg, and combined with its hybrid powertrain, the car produces just 79g/km of Co2!

Stealing some of the limelight was a jazzed-up show-version of Citroen"s first 4x4, the C-Crosser. Painted in a marine green with surfer graphics along the side, the car was hard to miss. And when you add to that the 1.2 million part lighting system, the 15-inch TV and Nintendo Wii in the back, it was irresistible to showgoers!

Another UK show first was an off-road styled version of the Berlingo Multispace small MPV. Called the XTR, the car looks ready to tackle anything with its raised ride, plastic kick plates and SUV-style roof rails.The

French maker was also busy stamping out its green credentials by featuring a selection of cars from its ò€˜LCV Airdreamò€™ green brand - all of which produce less than 120g/km of CO2.

Other first-to-be-seens at a UK show were the new Citroen C5 Tourer and C5 saloon, and a facelifted version of the new look C2 supermini.

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