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The cars leaving a bitter taste
Many new cars are failing their very first MOT despite being just three years old, but who is to blame?
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New designs for future ambulances
New designs showing the possible future for the UK's emergency transport have been unveiled at the Royal College of Art, London.
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Nano: Triumph of Indian ingenuity
Hormazd Sorabjee test drives the world's cheapest car, Nano.
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Family cars among 'gas guzzlers'
If you think the new £25 charge for driving in London is just for 4x4s and Porsches, think again.
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India's car for the common man
How India's Tata Motors kept its promise to make a car the country's masses could afford.
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Week in pictures: London
A picture round-up of some of the stories that made the news in London this week.
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'Green' Routemaster plan outlined
Plans which could see the iconic Routemaster bus return to regular service are unveiled.
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Driving rules on the King's Highway
A look back at the first Highway Code which was published in 1931.
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Korean cars rev up for Europe
Kia Motors leads a Korean attack that aims to carve up the European car market.
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Teenager killed in roof accident
A 17-year-old dies after apparently falling through the roof of a building in Stoke-on-Trent.
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Speed record set at city airport
A supercar sets a new speed record for the heart of London on an airport runway.
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Supercars battle for speed record
London City Airport is closed to air traffic as it hosts a land speed record attempt.
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Phantom voted 'best car in world'
A £256,000 Rolls-Royce that does just 11mpg is voted the best car in the world by a motor magazine.
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Man fires gunshots in rush hour
A man fires gunshots at a parked car during rush hour in the Hulme area of Manchester.
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Old model army cramps MG Rover's style
The privately owned UK car maker's models might look the business, but look beyond the facelifts and their age becomes instantly apparent.
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Prince visits craftsmen project
Prince Charles visits the site of a pioneering training centre in Aberdeenshire aimed at ending the shortage of traditional craftsmen.
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Suspicious fire guts car garage
A number of vehicles are damaged in an arson attack on a garage in Melton Mowbray.
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Speed camera switch resisted
Calls for all the money from speed cameras to be spend on road safety get a lukewarm response from the transport secretary.
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Speeding 'not a stigma'
Drivers who damage speed cameras are unlikely to be reported by fellow motorists, a survey reveals.
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UK buyers put brake on car imports
Better deals and lower prices have led to the number of cars imported into the UK by individuals being slashed in half, figures show.
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