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Articles from 12th Sep 2008
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Gripping stuff on hillsides
Sep 12 2008 | Motoring
Just a few years ago, Renault was known for producing reliable, if unremarkable, everyday motors. Read
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Love in the slow lane
Sep 12 2008 | Motoring
I WAS told years ago that three bodies make up a relationship, husband, wife and religion. Well, it appears a fourth is lurking in the background - that of a great big lump of metal called your car. Read
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Nissan go micro with nifty Pixo
Sep 12 2008 | Motoring
A LOW emission city car is to be unveiled by Nissan at next month’s Paris Motor Show. Read
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Women vote Audi convertible top car
Sep 12 2008 | Motoring
A CONVERTIBLE has been named Car of the Year by a women’s motoring website. Read
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Haven't got the foggiest
Sep 12 2008 | Motoring
WITH thousands of drivers set to jump into new 58-plate cars over the coming weeks, the AA is encouraging them to spend a few minutes reading the handbook. Read
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Extras on new version of i30
Sep 12 2008 | Motoring
NO sooner has Hyundai’s i30 range gone on sale than there is a special edition – and a very patriotic one at that. Read
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Petrol power for C-Crosser
Sep 12 2008 | Motoring
CITROEN has added a petrol-powered option for its C-Crosser model, which has only been available in diesel guise until now. Read
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Sensible and sporty
Sep 12 2008 | Motoring
THERE are a lot of keen drivers who would give their right arm to own an Audi TT but can’t because their days of driving two-seater sports cars are long behind them. Read
