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Audi Crossover Concept heading for 2014 Detroit Auto Show. Is this the Audi Q1?
Fri, 06 Dec 2013The new Audi Show Car heading for Detroit 2014 The 2014 Detroit Auto Show is on the way next month, and Audi are heading to Motor City with a concept they haven’t managed to come up with a name for – all they’ve managed is the ‘New Audi Show Car’. So what is it? Audi say the new Concept is a two-door model with high ground clearance and a sporty slant – a Crossover car seemingly designed to be all things to all men.
Has Chris Evans bought a McLaren F1?
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Britain's low-carbon future
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