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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Audi A1 is named What Car? Car of the year 2011
The funky, chunky Audi A1 has been awarded the What Car? Car of the year 2011 award, with the magazine declaring it is “the right car at the right time, combining desirability with ability”.
Posted in Audi
Tagged 2011, A1, Audi, Car of the year
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Snow-bound Britain cuts no ice with Audi quattros
Audi is claiming to have helped 235,000 UK motorists over the recent snowy period, but closer investigation reveals that this is actually the number of Quattro-equipped cars that have been delivered to the UK since 2000.
All-new Ford Focus arrives in Britain in March
Availability of the all-new Ford Focus is due to start in March, although they’ve not said exactly when in March it will arrive.
Posted in Ford
Tagged Active Park Assist, Auto High Beam, Focus, Ford, Lane Departure Warning, Traffic Sign Recognition
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Vauxhall tops Scottish car sales for fifth consecutive year
Refreshed models such as the new Astra and Meriva have helped Vauxhall to sell nearly 7000 more cars last year in Scotland than its closest rival.