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The third-generation Primera represented something of a turning point, not just for Nissan but for the car-buying European public, too
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The Lotus that was nearly a Proton and borrowed heavily from a Vauxhall sold fewer than 500 examples. Richard Bremner wonders what might have been
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The first 700 or so BMW Minis were produced right at the end of the Y-reg period and are now hunted by a dedicated group of enthusiasts
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Once a frequent sight on our roads, today coachbuilt cars are a luxury domain. That could be set to change
Affordable and sporty are seemingly opposing themes when it comes to electric cars – which is why Opel's restomod is so appealing
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A golden comet fired in 1962 will extinguish after a 60-year flight, as the Ford Mondeo goes off sale in 2022
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