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Snapped by one of our...

Snapped by one of our spies on the back of a General Motors transporter, the disguised V8-powered load-lugger gives a glimpse of the racy makeover that’s on the way for Holden’s practical Commodore Sportwagon. As the tailgate badge states, this model is in SS trim, so the purposeful styling will be backed up by its driving potential. Large 10-spoke alloys give the estate an aggressive look, even with its garish black and white camouflage.



Design bosses at the...

Design bosses at the Ford-owned company promise that the next generation of Jaguars will shock the motoring world. They are pledging to leave the conservative attributes of current models behind, while remaining true to Jaguar"s heritage. The new design direction will be introduced with the forthcoming XK coup탩 - due on sale in the spring - and continue with the revised X-Type, revealed here for the first time.


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Calling all fast Ford...

Calling all fast Ford fans ò€“ get ready for the ultimate Fiesta. Following our sensational pictures of the ST in Issue 994, Auto Express can now give you the best look yet at an even hotter version ò€“ the RS.

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A spokesman for the trade bible said: “Drivers are being drawn to the potential financial benefits of running an older car, spurred on by fellow enthusiasts online.”

He put this increase in popularity down to a variety of factors. “The Internet has enabled classic car fans worldwide to share their experi?ences, and this has encouraged UK motorists to drive their vehicles all year round,” he explained.

Another important factor is the latest underbody protection techniques, which make it possible to enjoy an older car throughout the winter without the risk of serious rust damaging your investment.

“This is removed from the old approach, which saw owners leaving their classics to ‘hibernate’, and it reflects the modern mentality for savouring the finer things in life,” the spokesman told us.

Even those cautious owners who do drive their vehicles less as the weather worsens are now getting increasing opportunities to use their cars, thanks to the proliferation of track days and touring events on mainland Europe. This trend has seen the market for classic models remain healthy throughout the traditionally quiet winter months.




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