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But if you think that...

But if you think that sounds expensive, Auto Express can reveal UK motorists paid í‚á£110million-plus in speeding fines last year. The shocking figure is revealed in Britain"s first-ever official guide to where the cameras are sited, free with this issue.



Meanwhile, bosses at...

Meanwhile, bosses at Pirelli are dismayed with reports that the tyre firm"s calendar is being sold on Internet auction sites by workers at its Carlisle plant. Some copies of the calendar, which features famous models and celebrities, have fetched í‚á£310. The 35,000 worldwide print run is for staff, suppliers and VIPs only. A Pirelli spokesman said: "We"re not at all happy about this."


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Skoda is jumping on...

Skoda is jumping on the environmental bandwagon as well. The Czech maker is launching a new eco-friendly Fabia – badged Greenline – at the Frankfurt Show. And with CO2 emissions of 110g/km and 70mpg fuel economy, it certainly lives up to its name.

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The Cobra spits again!...

The Cobra spits again! Troubled sports car maker AC has bounced back to build a new version of its Sixties roadster.

Estimated to start at a huge Ò£90,000, the new AC MkVI gets the latest Corvette V8, and is reined in by Porsche brakes.

The 6.2-litre GT produces a healthy 437bhp, while the GTS delivers 647bhp and sprints from 0-62mph in 3.3 seconds. Theyò€™re the first ACs since the company went bust under boss Alan Lubinsky.

The news suggests plans to build the Smart Roadster-based Ace ò€“ developed by a group called Project Kimber, as we revealed in Issue 940 ò€“ have now been shelved.

A launch date for the MkVI has yet to be revealed, but it canò€™t be badged Cobra as US brand Shelby owns the name.




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