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The third row of seats...

The third row of seats will fold into the load bay, as with the current model, and the second row will also disappear into the floor too, giving van-like carrying capabilities. Each of the rear seats will be an individual unit, meaning they can be removed or folded away as necessary. On top of that, the middle row of seats will be identical in concept to the Flexspace arrangement in the Meriva, so if only two chairs are being used, they can be moved forward, backwards and side to side.



The stylish Mazda 3...

The stylish Mazda 3 has finally broken cover at the Bologna Motor Show. Sporting a radical, stylish makeover, the five-door hatch clearly intends to meet its straight-laced Golf rival head on.


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Youths throwing debris...

Youths throwing debris from road bridges, aiming at the cars below, are committing a senseless crime that can injure or even kill drivers.

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A survey by motor trade...

A survey by motor trade estate agent Gilbran found 86 per cent of car owners want vehicle makers to provide "easy-to-understand infor÷­mation on the environmental performance and impact of cars".

It"s a strategy already adopted by the forthcoming Sexy Green Motor Show at the Eden Project in Corn÷­wall. "Brands providing this informa÷­tion will win the battle for buyers," said Gilbran boss Nigel Smith.

Meanwhile, Govern÷­ment plans to help drivers choose the greenest motor were thrown into disarray when the launch of a dedicated website was cancelled only 16 hours before it was due to go live.

The page at www.actonco2.co.uk was to list the top 10 eco-friendly cars in each sector, but many details were inaccurate. "This is meant to be the Government"s flagship policy on helping drivers, and it"s in tatters," said an industry insider. A Depart÷­ment for Transport spokesman told us: "We hope it will launch soon."




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