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Volvo C30, Ford Focus fare well in insurance-group crash tests

Tue, 21 Jul 2009

Four two-door cars received the highest safety rating in frontal crashes and two received that rating for side collisions in recent testing by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The institute gave its "good" rating in side crashes to the Volvo C30 and two-door Ford Focus. Those vehicles, along with the two-door Honda Civic and Chevrolet Cobalt, also received "good" ratings for frontal collisions, the non-profit group funded by auto insurers said.

Porsche RS Spyder – Road going version planned?

Tue, 19 May 2009

Porsche are rumoured to be preparing a road-legal version of the Porsche RS Spyder [ad#ad-1] Porsche’s last ‘Halo’ car was the Porsche Carrera GT, probably best considered a successor to the Porsche GT1. But it was a very different car. It was not a road-legal track car, rather a Supercar in the mould of the Ferrari Enzo.

Aston Martin configurator for the Cygnet and the Virage hits the Web

Mon, 16 May 2011

The few times a year that Aston Martin graces AutoWeek with a press car, our joy is short-lived. There's never enough seat time to go around. Luckily, we can all dream together with the new Aston Martin configurator at the company's Web site, www.astonmartin.com.

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Volvo C30, Ford Focus fare well in insurance-group crash tests

Porsche RS Spyder – Road going version planned?

Aston Martin configurator for the Cygnet and the Virage hits the Web