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The newcomer joins the...

The newcomer joins the ranks at an exciting time - the company has recently announced that the Arnage Drophead Coup탩 will go into production in 2006. And the Continental GT coup탩 has been a runaway success, with more than 6,500 sold worldwide last year - over 1,800 of them in the UK alone.



In a bid to help the...

In a bid to help the Government meet EU targets for the use of biofuels, the Commission has 160 vehicles already using biodiesel and one running entirely on 100 per cent used cooking oil that hasn"t even been refined into biodiesel.


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Brit James Thompson...

Brit James Thompson scored a memorable debut win for Honda in the World Touring Car Championship at Imola, Italy. The ex-BTCC champ scorched from fifth on the grid to finish ahead of the BMW of Jorg Muller and Chevroletò€™s Rob Huff in the dayò€™s second outing. This was the highlight of a good weekend for the Japanese squad, after Thompson took third place in the opening race, behind the SEATs of Rickard Rydell and eventual winner Yvan Muller, who now has a 12-point lead in the standings.

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The FCX concept, displayed...

The FCX concept, displayed on the firm"s Paris stand alongside the Civic Type R, has one of the world"s most technically advanced fuel cells. And a production version based on the FCX will be made available in the UK, according to chief executive Takeo Fukui.

The innovative Japanese company"s newest fuel cell stack is not only more efficient than its predecessor, it"s also more powerful at 100kw, and has a greater range of 570km. These improvements are thanks to a new layout that sees the hydrogen and water flow through the stack vertically rather than horizontally. And cutting back on emissions isn"t the only way the FCX helps the environment; its interior is also green, with materials made from Honda"s Bio-Fabric, which comes from plants.




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