May 29th, 2009 in Honda
The New Honda Jazz has been rated one of Europe‘s safest cars, setting the benchmark for the supermini class, according to the new independent crash testing results from Euro NCAP.
The New Honda Jazz has been rated one of Europe‘s safest cars, setting the benchmark for the supermini class, according to the new independent crash testing results from Euro NCAP.
May 29th, 2009 in Citroen
Citroen has provided its first hint at the interior styling of the all-new DS3 by unveiling a new iteration of the DS Inside concept model.
At its launch in early 2010, the DS3 will present owners with an unprecedented range of touches to express their personality, and the haute-couture cabin of the latest DS Inside goes some way to previewing the level of detail and individuality that will be available.
May 29th, 2009 in Advanced Autozone
Despite warnings, stolen serial numbers from vehicle registration documents continue to be a big problem.
V5 registration documents are used by criminals to accompany stolen cars that have had their identity changed to match a legitimate vehicle.
Clone vehicles are then sold to unsuspecting buyers who lose out when they find their latest purchase is a stolen car.
Look out for stolen certificates, which have a different background colour on the Notification of Permanent Export (V5C/4) tear off slip on the second page.
May 29th, 2009 in MINI
AUTO CENTRAL – May 29, 2009: His favourite pioneer is Leonardo da Vinci, but now Peter Trepp can consider himself a bona fide pioneer, as he has become the first of several hundred customers in the United States to take delivery of the MINI E – a fully electric, zero emissions vehicle—as part of a year-long field study.
Deliveries of the MINI E to other US customers will be completed by the end of June.
May 29th, 2009 in Toyota
Times must be hard at Toyota: the company’s F1 team is putting some genuine Grand Prix hardware up for sale.
Formula One merchandise more typically consists of items such as caps, T-shirts and keyrings.
But now Toyota’s grand prix team is selling a host of high-tech parts from its past racing cars.
Carbon fibre wings, brakes and light alloy wheels can all be had with the click of a mouse, with prices ranging from £175 to £4,400.