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Petrol price: Cameron promises action again
Drivers living in remote rural areas could receive a discount on the price they pay for their petrol.

Fiat
The Serbian threat persuaded the workers of Turin to accept a tougher new contract and it is good news for Fiat, Italy and Europe

P4/5 Competizione hits the track, pops
Video: Jim Glickenhaus’ one-off racer undergoes light testing at Torino, makes evil noise

Returning the Vulcan to the sky
Images of the restoration of the ex-RAF Vulcan bomber, which will fly once again in April.

Skoda Fabia Monte Carlo unveiled
The Skoda Fabia Monte Carlo has been launched to celebrate 100 years of the historic rally and 110 years of Skoda motorsport. read more

Fly in a Vulcan - sort of...
Registered charity 'Vulcan to the Sky Trust' has come up with a novel way to raise funds and to ensure that a historic Vulcan remains airborne.

Racing Nissan GT-R announced in Tokyo
Japan’s version of the SEMA show hosts debut for Racing Competition-spec Godzilla

Supercharged Toyota iQ debuts in Japan
Gazoo tricks out the automotive equivalent of an iPod with racing gubbins and ’charger

Corsa VXR Blue unveiled
Vauxhall has unveiled the Corsa VXR Blue edition.

Classic Alfa Romeo GTV
The classic Alfa Romeo GTV is proof that deep down all of us want to be Alfa males...

BMW X3 is a good Land Rover replacement
Honest John selects the new BMW X3 as the king of the small off-roaders.

Nissan Note advice
Honest John offers some alternatives to the Nissan Note.

What's the point of no claims protection?
Honest John explains how the modern car insurance industry works.

The case for old cars
Honest John hears from a very happy owner of a 1991 Land Rover Defender.

What car to replace Nissan Micra?
Honest John picks a supermini with low running costs.

Mercedes satnav fix
Honest John hears from a reader who managed to have their Mercedes satnav updated for free.

Should medical exams be compulsory for elderly drivers?
Honest John hears from a reader in Malaga interested in how best to check that elderly drivers are safe behind the wheel.

In pictures: driving to the top of the world
Images from Mike Rutherford's extraordinary drive to the Arctic Circle in a showroom specification Jeep.

The drive to the top of the world
Telegraph Motoring's Mr Money, Mike Rutherford, battled cold and lethal roads to reach the village at the top of the world, within the Arctic Circle

New speed camera app on free trial
Smartphone users can now download a trial version of a speed camera locator app to help protect their licence.

Daihatsu out of EU by 2013
Daihatsu has announced that it will withdraw sales from the European market by 2013.

Turbo CR-Z to be fast-tracked
Honda is planning to fast-track production of its hot turbocharged CR-Z, sources in Japan have revealed.

Merc's new C63 AMG special
Mercedes has unveiled a special C63 AMG Affalterbach edition at the Montreal International motor show.

Alonso: F1 is 'too complicated'
Formula 1 cars have become “too complicated”, according to Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso.

VW twincharger could be axed
Volkswagen’s twincharger petrol engine could be on its way out, according to well placed insiders.

BMW Megacity to be 'expensive'
BMW’s Megacity will be “expensive” when it is launched in 2013, a source has revealed.

Maybach set for resurrection
Mercedes-Benz is preparing to resurrect its upmarket Maybach brand with a new limousine based on a modified version of the next-generation S-class’s contemporary rear-wheel drive underpinnings and electronics platform.

Petrol price cut hopes dashed by Danny Alexander
MOTORISTS will face more misery at the pumps after ministers yesterday dashed hopes of a fuel price cut.

Driving slowly and hogging motorway middle lanes are motorists' pet hates
Slow drivers who hog middle lanes are motorists’ top pet hate, ahead of tailgating and not indicating, a Castrol poll found.

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