Toyota goes more Euro with Avensis
For the British end of Toyota’s operation no model is more vital than the new Avensis, which goes on sale here this month.
For the British end of Toyota’s operation no model is more vital than the new Avensis, which goes on sale here this month.
LAUNCHING a premium grade sports utility in an economic climate where car sales appear to be in free-fall and the environmental lobby has got its teeth deep into off-roaders, would seem to be an untimely move.
RENOWNED worldwide for its four-square “boxer” petrol engines, Subaru has now put its experience to good use in creating the world’s first boxer diesel-engined passenger car.
THE Note is the first vehicle in the Nissan range to introduce ‘Nissan Connect’ - a 2DIN fully integrated audio and satellite navigation system.
AUDI starts the new year by unleashing a ten-cylinder, 525bhp, 196mph version of its R8 quattro four-wheel-driven sports car.
BMW has made a hard choice with its Z4 sportscar next year, after revealing it will come with a two-piece, electro-hydraulically operated Retractable Hard-Top roof that can be raised or lowered in 20 seconds.
JACKSONS Group Limited is planning to buck the shrinking automotive industry trend by opening up a new dealership in Christchurch.
A FOUR-DOOR, four-seater Porsche sportscar – not many people expected such a new model would ever see the light of day.
TOP Gear daredevil Richard Hammond takes on a new challenge this Sunday on the BBC’s popular motoring programme – rally-crossing a bus – and among his opponents is Poole racing driver Tom Chilton.
RENAULT dealers have started taking orders for the clean-lined new Laguna Coupe ahead of first deliveries in January 2009.
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