Toyota firm on accelerator safety Japanese carmaker Toyota says it found "no evidence of a failure" of the electronic throttle control systems in its vehicles or the fixes made to them during recall
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Geneva 2010: modified cars
It takes something like a bright blue Rolls-Royce Ghost to tear eyes away from the debut of a new Zonda, and yet that’s exactly what happened at the Geneva motor show 2010.
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Peugeot 5008 car review
Peugeot has historically been a big player in the MPV market, but its recent offerings have lacked something.
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GQ by Citroen: first pics
These are the first pictures of GQ by Citroen, a new concept car designed for the ‘GQ man’.
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Green sports cars Environmental concerns and new European Union regulations are forcing sports car makers to go green
A mobility scooter isn't the worst thing on the road The Department for Transport should pick on those who present a far bigger
danger to motorists, says Erin Baker.
Electric car comes of age in Geneva Gapper Blog (Richard Milne): Every car show needs a narrative and this year's industry jamboree in Geneva looks like the time when the electric car came of age...
Toyota owners say problems recur after recall fix US safety officials announced that they had received more than 60 complaints from Toyota owners who were still experiencing sudden unintended acceleration even though their vehicles had been repaired by Toyota dealers
HRT finally reveals its F1 car This is the new HRT Formula 1 car - and it will turn a wheel for the first time in the opening practice session for next week's Bahrain Grand Prix.
One-off Tesla Roadster by Tag Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer has revealed a one-off version of the Tesla Roadster as part of its 150th anniversary celebrations.
McLaren: 'F1 car is legal' F1 testing pace-setter McLaren has insisted its rear wing is within the regulations, despite questions from Red Bull about its legality.
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