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New Jaguar XE OFFICIALLY launched – price from £27,000

Tue, 09 Sep 2014

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BYD e6 electric-taxi fire kills 3 after high-speed collision with Nissan GT-R

Wed, 30 May 2012

A BYD e6 electric taxi burst into flames following a collision with a Nissan GT-R in the Chinese city of Shenzhen on May 26. China Car Times reports that the driver of the GT-R might have been drag-racing while intoxicated. The Nissan was reportedly traveling at between 90 mph and 125 mph when it hit the BYD.

Chinese Grand Prix qualifying: Hamilton on pole for Mercedes ahead of the Red Bulls

Sat, 19 Apr 2014

Lewis Hamilton (pictured) taking pole position in 2014 Chinese Grand Prix Qualifying for the 2014 Chinese Grand Prix was a damp, chilly affair which had the effect of levelling the playing field. But no one told Lewis Hamilton. His cracking form – and a crackingly good Mercedes – took Hamilton to his 34th pole position in F1 – beating Jim Clark’s record in the process – 0.6 seconds ahead of Daniel Ricciardo and 1.1 seconds ahead of world champion Sebastian Vettel.