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But itò€™s not all about...

But itò€™s not all about the Up!, or the new Beetleò€¦ VW also picked the LA Motor Show to announce its new pick-up, the Amarok.



AS we recently reported...

AS we recently reported, interest in the Audi Quattro has surged due to BBC drama Ashes to Ashes, and this Haynes offering is ready to cash in. The model kick-started the Group B rally revolution, and the book – the latest in the Great Cars series – is easy to read and well designed. It’s packed with facts, and the Audi’s competition history isn’t ignored, either. Our only criticism concerns some of the unimaginative pictures used. GL


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Thereð€™s no chance...

Thereð€™s no chance of the Land Rover Defender getting a lukewarm reception when it enters the Chinese market for the first time with this pair of special editions!  

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The Cobra spits again!...

The Cobra spits again! Troubled sports car maker AC has bounced back to build a new version of its Sixties roadster.

Estimated to start at a huge Ò£90,000, the new AC MkVI gets the latest Corvette V8, and is reined in by Porsche brakes.

The 6.2-litre GT produces a healthy 437bhp, while the GTS delivers 647bhp and sprints from 0-62mph in 3.3 seconds. Theyò€™re the first ACs since the company went bust under boss Alan Lubinsky.

The news suggests plans to build the Smart Roadster-based Ace ò€“ developed by a group called Project Kimber, as we revealed in Issue 940 ò€“ have now been shelved.

A launch date for the MkVI has yet to be revealed, but it canò€™t be badged Cobra as US brand Shelby owns the name.




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