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It"s going to be increasingly...

It"s going to be increasingly busy on Britain"s roads. An additional 3.5 million people will hold a UK driving licence by 2020, according to new Department for Transport predictions. The current figure, published last year, is 32.1 million, but by 2010 it will be 34 million, and it"s expected to reach a staggering 35.6 million a decade later.



Stone me! The gritters...

Stone me! The gritters are out - and this time it’s because the weather is too hot. Sweltering temperatures have increased the risk of melting tarmac. Now, hot-under-the-collar bosses at County Durham and Cumbria councils have ordered workers to spray surfaces with crushed rock dust, instead of the usual ice-busting salt. It should keep the bitumen in place on the road and off tyres.


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Meet the latest addition...

Meet the latest addition to the E-Class club. These are the first official images of Mercedesò€™ all-new, fifth-generation estate, which joins the saloon and coupé at the head of the family.

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The spiritual successor...

The spiritual successor to the legendary Quattro is powered by a bored-out 350bhp version of the 3.2-litre V6 which appears in the current range-topping TT. The performance model will feature uprated brakes, stiffened suspension and four-wheel drive.

In the same vein as the RS4 saloon and forthcoming R8 supercar, the new TT RS has been designed to raise Audi"s image with enthusiasts and capitalise on the famous quattro badge - something that previous high-performance models have failed to do.

The TT RS will be one of the most aggressive looking Audis ever, with flared wheelarches, bold alloys and a front end complete with a ground-hugging splitter and honeycomb mesh air intakes. Our main image - which is based on exclusive insider information - shows how the production model will look. The regular TT"s steel doors and tailgate will be replaced with aluminium items to save weight, and the 3.6-litre engine should propel the RS to a 0-60mph sprint time of less than five seconds, and a limited top speed of 155mph. A choice of six-speed manual and DSG sequential gearboxes will be available.

The newcomer is set to arrive towards the end of next year, with a price tag in the region of ÷£40,000.




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