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The Touring isn"t expected...

The Touring isn"t expected to arrive here until late 2005, but when it does, it should appeal to keen drivers with an active lifestyle. As with the 5-Series Touring, this load-lugger is likely to feature compact hydro-pneumatic suspension. And, without any struts intruding into the boot space, large square objects can be carried with ease. Meanwhile, the suspension"s self-levelling system should ensure that handling and safety aren"t compromised.


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A leading car rental...

A leading car rental firm has reported a drop in the number of its customers prosecuted for speeding – but the number of general road fines has rocketed. National Car Rental, which has 40,000 vehicles in the UK and forwards penalties to the hirer, says the number of traffic fines is twice as high as last year.


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Here"s proof that MINI...

Here"s proof that MINI engineers are working flat-out on a new evolution of the JCW Clubman aimed at UK drivers.

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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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