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THE NISSAN GT-R BLOWS ALL RIVALS AWAY

GTR. The three letters alone are enough to have driving enthusiasts frothing at the mouth in excitement.

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How to save money on a brand new car '08

EAGERLY awaited ’08 registration plates are here but, according to research conducted by esure car insurance, motorists could end up paying over the odds for their brand new car because they’re simply not doing their research.

BMW convertible: One for top-down fun

STARTING LIFE as a controversially styled one-model rival to the VW Golf four years ago, the BMW 1-Series is now established as a prestige compact car with four versions to choose from.

Six ticks all the boxes

IN many ways, it’s a wonder that the estate car isn’t dead. With mid-size people-carriers, 4x4s and the latest crossovers all making their bid as family transport, the concept of the estate car might be considered somewhat old-fashioned.

A stroll to park but little to enjoy

IT HAS to be the ultimate pub boast to your friends: “My car will park itself.”

Slick Kuga rides high among small 4x4s

THIS is shaping up to be the year of classy small 4x4s.

Slimline Renault Clio Sport not so good

POWER, IT is said, corrupts. As time goes by and technologies improve, car manufacturers are increasingly realising that giving their cars, particularly their performance models, more and more power is perhaps not the answer.

Audi's big gun has loads in its favour

WHEN Audi launches its latest A4 Avant estate in June, the German firm will be hoping to continue its winning streak.

SLK still smooth as silk

THE first Mercedes SLK, which was launched in 1997, caused a sensation.

A true Italian stallion

OFFICIALLY, Maserati’s name comes from the Italian family that founded the company.

XC fails to hit heights

YOU DON’Tneed to wear a size nine hat to know that driving an off-roader on today’s roads is a one-way ticket to becoming a social pariah.

Baby Fiat comes back with a boom

It may have been away for 33 years but make no mistake, the new Fiat 500 is going to be the biggest small thing to hit car showrooms this year.

A new star for the urban jungle

THERE’S no need to worry if you get the Hyundai i10 card in a game of Top Trumps.

Agila grows in stature

SMALL CARS are big news.

French flair is given a German disguise

THE CITROEN C5 has not been a hit in the UK. It took the French firm seven years to sell 61,000 of them when Ford sold nearly 50,000 Mondeos just last year alone.

Hard roofs are just for softies

CAR manufacturers have been falling over themselves in recent years to produce ever more elegant and complex folding hard-tops for their convertibles, but Audi isn’t following the crowd.

Mercedes SL still shines

Grace Kelly, Frank Sinatra, Princess Diana, Alfred Hitchcock, Bobby Ewing – the list of famous Mercedes SL owners reads like a Who’s Who of the past 50 years. If you want to figure in the flashbulbs of fame, there’s only one car to have.

Jaguar FX: A powerful diesel dream

IF THE new Jaguar XF is the car that will either make or break the Coventry firm, then a lot rests on the broad engine cover of the new 2.7-litre turbo-diesel.

Pro-ceeding with a Kia revolution

IT'S hard to believe, but this harmless-looking car is a revolution.

New Fiesta gives UK's best-selling small car the wow factor

MOVE over Mini and forget the new Fiat 500, Britain’s favourite small car is back with a vengeance.

New 308 can hold its head high

IT'S hard not to feel sympathy for the new Peugeot 308.

Lexus lets us loose with a V8 screamer

There was a time in motoring not so long ago that the likes of a powerful 5.0-litre V8 would have belonged only in a luxury saloon or a supercar boasting scorching performance.