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But at least O"Donnell"s...

But at least O"Donnell"s brutal assertion that the money the beleaguered quartet are paying themselves is "disgusting" should ensure him a place of his own in the book of Greatest Motoring Quotations. (I"ll compile it if somebody will publish it!). Unacceptable! Disgusting! Is this appropriate language from the boss of BMW"s substantial UK operation when referring to a rival firm which also happens to be a former member of the Bavarian company"s extended family? If these words of criticism came from a vulnerable, poorly paid MG Rover employee, I think they"d carry considerable weight.



Young drivers are being...

Young drivers are being told to Terminate their calls! A UK car insurance provider is calling for British legislation to follow the trend set by California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger to ban young drivers from making any calls from behind the wheel.


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It"s exactly one year...

It"s exactly one year since the use of hand-held mobile phones while driving was banned - and the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) believes hands-free kits should be outlawed, too. Its experts estimate that drivers making any kind of call are four times more likely to have an accident.

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Warnings that motorists...

Warnings that motorists should keep their car keys out of view are not being heeded as TRACKER reports that so far in 2004, a massive 80% of the stolen vehicles the company has retrieved have been stolen with the keys. Car-jackings on the other hand, appear to be on the decrease. Car-jacking incidents peaked at 3.3% in 2001 and have fallen year on year ever since.

Harm Lagaay, Head of the Design Department at Porsche AG in Stuttgart, will retire on July 1st, 2004. The company"s Board of Management has appointed Michael Mauer, Chief Designer of Saab and Advanced Concept Center General Motors Europe, as his successor. Mauer will take up his new position at the Research and Development Center in Weissach not later than November 1st, 2004.

The Office of Fair Trading has confirmed that new car warranties are clear and fair. Manufacturers were quick to remove franchised dealer servicing as a condition on some new car warranties after the OFT raised concerns at the end of last year. Today OFT issued a statement saying, "The remaining manufacturers whose new car warranties included servicing ties have all now lifted their servicing restrictions".




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