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Buried several paragraphs...

Buried several paragraphs into a statement about the recent Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show in Las Vegas, the firm says: "VW"s current technical strengths and enriched model lines are simply one wave of a torrent of new models. Further down the line, these will include a 2+2 sport coup탩 that harks to the heyday of the Scirocco." The news follows bosses" confirmation of the existence of a coup탩 at an American dealer conference in August and proves that sports car fans have got a lot to look forward to. Volkswagen added one final indication of when we might see the coup탩 in the metal, stating: "Look for more exciting Volkswagens at next year"s SEMA show."


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Over half (55 per cent)...

Over half (55 per cent) of the British driving population currently has a prescription for glasses or contact lenses which they should wear when driving. But the research findings reveal that almost one in five (18 per cent) have driven without wearing their prescription glasses or contact lenses, equating to over three million drivers. Most worrying is that almost a fifth of these (17 per cent), over half a million drivers, confess to doing so once every few days.


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Auto Express magazine has these exclusive pictures of the model, which is a product of the growing relationship between the firm"s parent company, PSA, and Toyota. It"s intended to counter the increasing threat from the likes of Kia and Hyundai. According to our sources, the Peugeot will debut at the same time as Toyota and Citroen-badged variants. But while the three machines will share major parts, such as suspension and chassis, each is expected to look very different.

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Proving who is at fault...

Proving who is at fault in an accident can be tricky. But help is at hand from Maplinò€™s new T-eye In-Car Driving Recording System. Itò€™s a plane-style black box for a car, and footage and data from its cameras, GPS and G-sensors are stored on an SD card for later analysis. Installation is easy ò€“ itò€™s fixed to the rear view mirror or dash and powered from the 12V socket.




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