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It can be hard for MPVs...

It can be hard for MPVs to get noticed amongst the glamour of a motor show, but Hyundai’s latest people carrier concept was drawing plenty of attention at the Geneva expo.



Prices for the new Honda...

Prices for the new Honda Civic were revealed at the Frankfurt show. The entry-level 1.4S will be í‚á£12,685 - up from í‚á£11,200 on the outgoing model. But the firm predicts more buyers will opt for the higher SE trim, from í‚á£13,750. The flagship 2.2-litre EX diesel will be í‚á£18,100, with the hybrid coming in at í‚á£16,000.


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This is the car Cadillac...

This is the car Cadillac reckons is a match for the BMW M5. Unveiled at the Detroit Motor Show, the 550bhp CTS-V aims to combine serious performance with plenty of luxury.

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In issue 871, we revealed...

In issue 871, we revealed how the one-off show car was flatly denied by Alfa"s UK staff. Then, last week, they changed their tune and admitted it did exist. And here it is.

The stunning roadster, complete with trademark curves and evocative grille, was unveiled to selected guests at the Pebble Beach classic car show in California. As one of the featured manufacturers at this year"s event, Alfa Romeo was required to exhibit a previously unseen concept vehicle - and this is what it chose.

There are no plans to build Coup탩 or Spider versions of the two-seater. But, as we revealed in Issue 870 after finding the firm"s product schedule online, a "future high-end range" is due in 2008. Closer links with sister brand Maserati are also expected to ease Alfa entry to the luxury sports market, so there"s clearly scope for a model inspired by the 8c concepts.




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