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What will save the Russian car industry?
As the Russian government introduces a car scrappage scheme, we take a closer look at the wider pressures facing the country's automotive industry.
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Motorists face £15 'victims levy'
Motorists in England and Wales fined for minor offences may have to pay an extra £15 under a scheme to support victims of crime.
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Top Gear most watched on iPlayer
BBC Two show Top Gear was the most watched programme of the year on BBC iPlayer, according to new figures.
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No C-charge plan for diesel cars
Drivers of diesel and low-emission petrol cars would be exempt from paying London's congestion charge under new plans.
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Drivers warned over vehicle scam
An East Lothian man warns buyers to be "extra vigilant" after he was duped by criminals who sold him a stolen van.
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Changing face of Jaguar
Jaguar Land Rover, which has lost £1m-a-day for the past 10 months, is pinning its hopes on the launch of the new Jaguar XJ.
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Schumacher 'revealed' as the Stig
The Stig, the mystery driver who tests high-performance cars on Top Gear, is "revealed" as F1 champion Michael Schumacher.
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Chrysler court rescue bid begins
Chrysler closed its US factories on Friday - as bankruptcy proceedings to start its restructuring plans began.
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Germans wary of car scrapping scheme
Not everyone is happy about the scrapping scheme which is keeping some car dealers very busy.
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Dealing fast cars in the slow lane
As fewer cars are being sold in the UK one independent car dealer explains how he is dealing with the drop in sales.
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Classic car sector hits bumpier road
How the classic car sector is coping with the global economic slowdown, as even the super-rich cut back on non-essential purchases.
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Row over quality of super fuels
Super fuels are a "waste of money" and fail to improve performance, says to a report by consumer group Which?.
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Mercury Prize 2008: The nominees
Potted biographies and video clips of the 12 nominees for this year's Mercury Prize
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Couple warn of stolen DVLA forms
A couple who unwittingly bought a stolen car say thieves used genuine DVLA forms to disguise its past.
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Japanese cars 'are most reliable'
Cars made by Japanese manufacturers are still the most reliable, Which? Car magazine says.
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Fuel hikes 'spark travel changes'
Drivers begin turning to new ways of getting around in a bid to beat rising fuel costs, new evidence suggests.
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Record year for press complaints
The Press Complaints Commission watchdog says it has dealt with a record number of complaints in the last year.
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Tata closes in on Jaguar takeover
Ford confirms that India's Tata Motors will be the likely buyer of its UK-based Jaguar and Land Rover brands.
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UK second-hand car market stalls
Pendragon, the country's largest car retailer, is struggling as manufacturers flood the UK market with new models.
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Cinquecento's return marks Fiat's revival
On 4 July 1957, an Italian icon hit the road as the first Fiat 500 rolled off the production line in Turin. Exactly fifty years later, another Fiat 500 is officially being launched.
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