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That’s because...

That’s because the materials now used to build them are intended to bounce back into shape after an impact – and this can conceal the true effects of a collision. As a result, owners could be driving round in potentially unsafe vehicles desperately in need of a serious repair.



Honda is thinking big...

Honda is thinking big with its "New Small Concept" unveiled at the Delhi Motor Show in India today. Designed by Honda Siel Cars India Ltd, the Japanese firm"s Indian arm, the stylish concept will form the basis for a new model to go on sale in India and Thailand next year.


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And unlike the outgoing...

And unlike the outgoing load-lugger, which had very little in the way of styling flair, the newcomer is aimed at a much trendier market. Note the sleek lines, chunky wheelarches and classy full-length chrome roof rails. In profile, the model bears more than a passing resemblance to the Peugeot 307 SW.

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Four-door coupés...

Four-door coupés are all the rage, but Skoda is trying to set a new trend for saloon-hatchbacks!

The firm has revealed the new Superb will feature the world’s first ‘Twindoor’ boot opening system. Press a button on the key fob and a standard saloon trunk pops up. But flick a switch and the whole rear screen lifts up just like a hatch!

Skoda has also released the first pictures of the interior. The flagship gets an upmarket look, with a touch-screen multimedia interface and an all-new steering wheel. Legroom is class-leading throughout.

But if the space and novel boot set-up aren’t quite practical enough for you, a new Superb estate is also under development. It should be on sale a year after the saloon, which hits UK showrooms in September.




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