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Survey results also...

Survey results also revealed some of the most basic checks and advice from car makers, government and safety bodies falling on deaf ears. For example, a staggering 72 per cent of drivers have not read the Highway Code since passing their driving test while 15 per cent do not bother to test tyre pressures between services, a crucial safety check.



Do you and your car...

Do you and your car fancy appearing on TV? A documentary maker is working on a BBC2 series about the relationships people have with their vehicles, and is seeking enthusiasts to take part. "We"re looking for characters who are passionate about their motors, the way they use them and what they mean to their lives," said a spokesman. If you are interested, call Denham Productions on 01752 345444 for more information.


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All school pupils to...

All school pupils to receive weekly lessons on the dangers of crossing roads and using bikes and cars. Cycling proficiency tests will return. Older kids should get access to driver familiarisation sessions, hazard awareness courses and first aid training.

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The off-roader has already...

The off-roader has already proved a hit in both the US and Japanese markets, and it"s now going to be introduced across Europe in an attempt to take sales from the new BMW X3 and Lexus RX300.

Following the official announcement at the Geneva Motor Show, Nissan"s UK dealers have already begun accepting orders for the V6-powered SUV. As with the 350Z sports car, only a limited number will be imported to Britain officially, with 1,000 being sold a year.

Available in only one trim level, the Murano will be priced around í‚á£30,000. The generous equipment tally will include xenon headlamps, leather trim, 18-inch wheels and sat-nav. There will be just one engine option, too - a version of the 350Z"s unit detuned to 242bhp and mated to an automatic gearbox.

But the Murano isn"t the only imminent 4x4 from Nissan. The firm"s head of product planning, Patrick Pelata, told Auto Express that the Qashqai could be a production reality within months if the public reacts positively to the show car. It will be based on a new 4WD version of the Renault M탩gane platform, which will also underpin an off-roader for the French maker. Both models could be built in Korea to keep costs low.




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