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Bentley Continental Supersports Press Release
Sat, 16 May 2009Bentley Continental Supersports BENTLEY CONTINENTAL SUPERSPORTS PRESS RELEASE [ad#ad-1] The Supersports is also the first Bentley capable of running on both petrol (gasoline) and biofuel, pioneering the use of FlexFuel technology in the luxury sector. This represents stage one of the company’s commitment to make its complete model range compatible with renewable fuels by 2012. Available worldwide from autumn 2009, the Continental Supersports will be FlexFuel compatible in the majority of markets from launch with North American cars offering the capability by summer 2010, following regulatory approval.
Alarming number of drivers lack road sign knowledge
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Five questions with Jaguar's 1960s test driver Norman Dewis
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