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The facelift comes as...

The facelift comes as the blue oval"s European president, Lewis Booth, admitted the current model didn"t do the job. "This market was slightly different to what we expected," he said. "But we sold 100,000 in Europe last year, so it"s not a total failure." Sources say the Fusion will get a major makeover, including new bumpers, headlamps and grille. Inside, the dash will be redesigned. The move is to try to make up ground on the Vauxhall Meriva and Honda Jazz. UK Fusion sales stood


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Want to save fuel and cut down your CO2 emissions? The DTI has just unveiled the “Act On CO2” initiative to encourage car buyers to purchase more fuel efficient motors. Auto Express has conducted its own research to find Britain’s 100 most economical motors.


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IT was crunch time in...

IT was crunch time in Canada for Lewis Hamilton. The McLaren ace threw away his race and championship lead during an action-packed event that saw Polish star Robert Kubica score his first victory and leapfrog to the top of the title table.

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Driving a rag-top could...

Driving a rag-top could give you cloth ears! New research reveals convertible drivers could be seriously damaging their hearing, as noise levels can reach 99 decibels equivalent to a chainsaw.

The tests were carried out in a Toyota MR2, Mazda MX-5, Aston Martin Vantage, Bentley Continental GTC and a Morgan, but there were no significant differences between the models.

The study was published in the journal Otolaryngology: Head and Neck Surgery, and lead scientist Philip Michael claimed: Driving a convertible may result in reduced hearing for a time. Prolonged exposure to 85DbA and above can cause permanent hearing loss.




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