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Called the Match, it...

Called the Match, it replaces the S and comes loaded with ÷£825 worth of free kit, including 15-inch alloy wheels, body-coloured door mirrors and front foglights. Inside, there’s leather trim for the wheel, gearlever and handbrake, while electric windows are standard. Buyers will also get the choice between a six-disc CD changer and a connection for an iPod.



You"ve got to be quick...

You"ve got to be quick if you want to catch this shadowy supermini out on test... It"s Suzuki"s latest evolution of the top selling Swift.


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The 19-year-old marked...

The 19-year-old marked himself out as a man to watch by winning last year’s Renault Clio Cup. Onslow-Cole will line up alongside Colin Turkington in the two-pronged BMW attack.

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The idea is that the...

The idea is that the technology would be used to monitor flows and tell drivers of problems - so they could then choose alternative routes.

An on-board radar would be fitted in each vehicle to measure the distance between it and the motor in front. If this gap closes, in a jam, for example, a signal would be sent back to the beacon, which would then inform others of the congestion.

Several leading firms, including BAE Systems, are involved in the project, known as SLIMSENS. A spokesman said: "This will give drivers completely up-to-date information." If approved, beacons could also be used to transmit entertainment into cars.




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