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And now it has admitted...

And now it has admitted it may cut prices to boost visitor numbers. A spokesman said: "We haven"t reached the aggressive targets we set for the the show. However, we have reversed the downward trend of previous years." The SMMT wanted to attract 600,000 visitors to the 13-day car expo.



Wherever you want to...

Wherever you want to go, the new Siemens VDO Dayton MS2110 should take you there with its full UK street mapping and seven-digit postcode recognition.


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The beefed-up hatch...

The beefed-up hatch uses the Espace"s 3.5-litre V6 engine. However, it has been modified to offer 320bhp - an increase from 245bhp in the MPV - and is mated to a semi-auto gearbox. A tubular chassis and performance brakes complete the changes.

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Nissan is set to update...

Nissan is set to update its award-winning Note. The range – which was voted Best Supermini-MPV in Auto Express’s New Car Honours (Issue 971) – will comprise Visia, Acenta and Tekna trims.

All get colour-coded bumpers and an MP3 stereo. Bluetooth hands-free and steering wheel-mounted stereo controls are standard on the higher grades.

Prices will start from ÷£9,990 for the 1.4-litre Visia, and rise to ÷£14,290 for the flagship 1.6-litre Tekna automatic.




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