Cars: Off the road The safety crisis that threatens Toyota's reputation as well as its return to profit raises questions about the expansion that made it industry leader worldwide
When footballers modify
What happens when you cross millionaire footballers with the cream of the motor industry and dubious taste? Judge for yourself in our gallery.
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Cowboy clampers to repay drivers
Clamped drivers could claim back thousands of pounds under new laws.
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Kimi crashes and continues Kimi Raikkonen will continue in the Arctic Rally after having to be assisted back onto the road by spectators following an accident this morning.
Schumacher drives the Mercedes SLS - upside down
A couple of months ago Mercedes released a video of its new SLS AMG supercar driving upside down in a tunnel. Completely unrealistic, of course, but all very exciting.
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Mr Money: counting the cost of depreciation Fancy buying a Maybach 62 and losing £500 every working day? That's how much
depreciation can hurt your wallet.
Mr Money: counting the cost of depreciation Fancy buying a Maybach 62 and losing £500 every working day? That's how much
depreciation can hurt your wallet.
Rolls-Royce Ghost review New Rolls-Royces come along once every blue moon. This 'baby' Rolls costs
almost £200,000 and is claimed to be the essence of the marque.
We are climbing Mount Kilimanjaro
We're on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to climb the world's highest free-standing mountain - Mount Kilimanjaro - for charity.
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Toyota shares plummet Toyota’s shares in Japan have fallen 16.
Kia Sorento car review
This is Kia’s all-new flagship car – the Kia Sorento, with a radically different design from the firm’s previous model of the same name.
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US Congress probes Toyota recalls The Japanese carmaker faced scrutiny from Congress over its biggest ever safety recall as investors, suppliers and consumers weighed the impact of an unprecedented halt in US production
Suzuki Kizashi gets Euro launch A European version of the Suzuki Kizashi saloon will be revealed at the Geneva motor show in March – but the firm still has no plans to bring it to the UK.
Indian car company to launch super souped-up Tata Nano The makers of the cheapest car in the world, the £1,400 Tata Nano, are
planning to produce a modified version that will cost the same as a
Lamborghini Gallardo.
European issuers still face uphill battle This week BMW opened the public European securitisation markets for 2010 using its romantically-named Bavarian Sky vehicle. But, unlike the cloudless sky conjured up...
Shifting gears Nissan said yesterday that it was launching a temporary third shift at its Sunderland plant because of strong demand for its Qashqai small sport utility vehicle,...
Ford back in the black after 'pivotal' year Ford Motor last year made its first profit since 2005, making it the first of Detroit's three carmakers to emerge from years of financial losses. The return to...
Fiat holds its hard line as talks begin As Italian newspapers run headlines such as "total war" and "blackmail", representatives of Fiat, the unions and Silvio Berlusconi's centre-right government meet in...
Half UK motorways 'sub-standard' Only half of UK motorways have received the top four-star ranking, following a survey by the European Road Assessment Programme.
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