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On the road: Kia Venga 1.4 CRDi EcoDynamic PDF Print E-mail

Not exactly a trophy winner – so it's a bit like Arsenal...

Kia may be a Korean company, but the bumf that comes with my test car is keen to underline the Venga's European credentials. Designed by a European, built in Europe, exclusively for the European market... OK, I'm getting the message: it's very un-Korean, and very European.

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On the road: Vauxhall Meriva 1.4T Exclusiv PDF Print E-mail

If you want a taxi with no handbrake, look no further...

When you drive a new car for the first time, there are always things you have to get used to. With this one it was the absence of a handbrake. After parking, and successfully not bumping into the cars on either side of the space using the beep…beep…beep… beep... beep… beepbeepbeep audio parking aid, I reached automatically for the handbrake. Not there! Instead I found the Meriva's "flexirail system", a sliding track with various cup holders, coin holders, etc. Lovely, but not what I needed at that point.

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The plug-in Prius: is this the future of greener motoring? | Adam Vaughan PDF Print E-mail

The plug-in Prius makes local journeys uber-green and ultra-cheap, and the only real drawback is boot space. Green cars are going to be bigger than renewable energy, we heard yesterday. HSBC reckons 8.65m electric vehicles and 9.23m plug-in and hybrid electric vehicles will be sold globally in 2020, up from around 5,000 and 657,000 respectively last year.

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On the road: Vauxhall Meriva 1.4T Exclusiv PDF Print E-mail

If you want a taxi with no handbrake, look no further... When you drive a new car for the first time, there are always things you have to get used to. With this one it was the absence of a handbrake. After parking, and successfully not bumping into the cars on either side of the space using the beep…beep…beep… beep... beep… beepbeepbeep audio parking aid, I reached automatically for the handbrake. Not there! Instead I found the Meriva's "flexirail system", a sliding track with various cup holders, coin holders, etc. Lovely, but not what I needed at that point.

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Car review: Citroën DS3 PDF Print E-mail

The DS of the 1950s may have been divinely inspired, but will Citroën's new DS3 win a cult following?

Price £10,875
MPG 48.7
Top speed 114mph

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