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DJ's Ferrari among world's rarest
Radio 2 DJ Chris Evans has splashed out £12m on a rare 1960s Ferrari. Why are classic cars like this so valuable? And which ones are fetching the highest prices?
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Airport parking fees 'ridiculous'
Car parking charges at some UK airports are "ridiculously high," according to a consumer watchdog.
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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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