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Manheim Auctions has signed to sell up to 60,000 cars over the next two years with the Retail Automotive Alliance – an organisation comprising 22 independent dealer groups. And one of its key initiatives will be new ‘ready to retail’ sales.



Making its debut at...

Making its debut at next March"s Geneva Motor Show, the roadster will have a fully automatic folding fabric roof - unlike the drop-top Murci탩lago. The newcomer"s electro-hydraulic hood retracts neatly at the touch of a button, and sits beneath a flush-fitting cover on the Spyder"s slightly redesigned rear end. The car will go on sale here next summer, priced from around í‚á£130,000. It will be powered by the same 500bhp 5.0-litre V10 as is found in the coup탩.


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If you want to get to work on your Volvo, you’re in luck! The S40 and V50 are the latest models to be added to Haynes’ superb maintenance range.

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Stevens has been hired...

Stevens has been hired by puppeteer Gerry Anderson, who developed the Sixties TV series, as well as other classics including Thunderbirds, Stingray, Joe 90 and Fireball XL5. The McLaren F1 designer"s brief is to produce a new car that will appear in a remake of the show.

Anderson explained: "I went to see Peter Stevens to find out exactly how vehicle designs are sculpted in clay. I told him we would be designing a car for Spectrum - Captain Scarlet"s organisation - and he said: "Tell me what you want and I"ll build you a real one.""

The í‚á£17million remake is being devised at Pinewood Studios, Bucks, and as with the imminent Thunderbirds big-screen movie, sees the string puppets consigned to history. That"s because the TV show is being created entirely with computer-generated images.

Details of the virtual machine remain a closely guarded secret, but Stevens told us: "It will be a hi-tech supercar that can do things other supercars can"t. The programme will work on two levels; it will be great kids" entertainment, yet it will also have a historic attraction to grown-ups."

Anderson added: "It will be a rapid response vehicle that uses its doors and rear spoiler - plus a rocket-launcher in the back - to take off over ravines."




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