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And as you can see...

And as you can see, the roadgoing model is virtually identical to the Prototipo which wowed crowds at March"s Geneva event. Thankfully, its designers have maintained the hatchback"s neat proportions and flowing curves, sacrificing few of the show car"s sharp edges and neat creases. The only things that are missing are the Prototipo"s centrally mounted exhaust and the deep bumpers with swanky honeycomb mesh.


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This is not so much...

This is not so much a spy shot as a spy car, after the dream machine maker confirmed it would once again be supplying movie secret agent James Bond"s motor for his next big-screen adventure.


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The whole system has...

The whole system has been designed to fit in the back of a small van, and went on display at the Traffex trade show in Birmingham. The battery-operated LED lights are fixed to a telescopic pole on a base the size of a small lawnmower, which can be wheeled around.

A 2WD version of Nissan"s...

A 2WD version of Nissan"s X-Trail SUV is going on sale for drivers who don"t plan to go off-road. Due here in May, the newcomer will cost from í‚á£15,795 for the 2.0-litre petrol version, while the 2.2-dCi diesel is í‚á£17,395. All X-Trails now feature alloys as standard, but prices have increased by í‚á£300 across the range.

A 9-3 Sport model has...

A 9-3 Sport model has been fitted with two infra-red cameras which are able to monitor both head and eye movements.

If the person at the wheel looks away from the road for too long, a warning buzzer sounds.

Failing that, the system would briefly apply the brakes in order to get the driver"s attention.

A British firm is doing...

A British firm is doing brisk business with its range of Tuk-Tuks, the three-wheelers popular in the Far East. "I"ve delivered four in the UK, and have orders for another five," said Steve Webb, boss of Freewheeler Autos, Southampton. The motorised rickshaws are a favourite with restaurant delivery drivers.

A competition to find...

A competition to find Britain"s safest drivers has been set up. Motorway service station firm Moto has teamed up with the Institute of Advanced Motorists in the search for the nation"s "Road Stars" in different categories. Enter at www.moto-way.co.uk or pick up a form at any Moto service station.