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Latest generation of Mini unveiled
Tue, 19 Nov 2013CAR GIANT BMW has finally taken the wraps off the eagerly-awaited new Mini. The latest reincarnation of the popular car which first took to the road in 1959 shows a Mini that is quieter, longer, wider and taller than its predecessor. Shown off at BMW's plant at Cowley in Oxford where it will be made, the new Mini will start at £15,300 and will be available in the UK in spring 2014.
Only the top is soft in new Audi A5/S5 cabriolet
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CAR Most Wanted of 2014: Ferrari 458 Speciale
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