Autocar magazine 13 March 1996
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It’s hard to find a tidy Polo for £2k, but it is possible
What sensible cars exist for the cash-strapped newbie driver? Kias, Toyotas and Fords are the usual suspects
Peugeot boss Jean-Phillippe Imparato will target zero-emissions by 2030 if the UK's proposed 2032 restriction goes ahead, helped by early introduction of electric options
Our reporters empty their notebooks to round up a week in gossip from across the automotive industry
Aston details its new, in-house V6, set to be introduced in the mid-engined Valhalla in hybrid form from 2022, with plug-in hybrids also on the cards
Official image shows the T50's prominent rear-mounted fan
Cosworth-designed three-cylinder test engine shows the T50 will have the highest power density of any road-going, naturally aspirated V12
The company’s tech secrets are coveted by other van makers
We find out why Whitby Morrison is a world leader in ice cream van manufacturing and a true British success story
As Mazda plots the revival of its legendary rotary wankel motor, we try out one it made earlier
The Celica’s 1.8 VVTL-i engine, codenamed 2ZZ-GE, also powers versions of the Lotus Elise and Exige
The Toyota Celica T Sport and GT had a variable valve timing engine that gave them a revvy nature that still appeals today. We find out more
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