Thieves Steal Audi RS4 Avant from Bury St Edmunds Dealership
A grey Audi RS4 Quattro Avant worth over £55,000 was stolen from the Bury St Edmunds Audi dealership after thieves breached security fencing and bypassed advanced anti-theft systems.
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A grey Audi RS4 Quattro Avant worth over £55,000 was stolen from the Bury St Edmunds Audi dealership after thieves breached security fencing and bypassed advanced anti-theft systems.
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Mercedes-Benz presented the 2014 S-Class in Hamburg, introducing new safety systems, all-LED lighting, and a choice of efficient engines, with European sales starting July 2013.
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Nissan revives the Pulsar SSS for Australian buyers, offering a 140kW turbocharged engine, manual and CVT gearboxes, and a starting price of $29,240 AUD.
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Buyers of the CLA four-door coupe can now order a selection of official accessories, including AMG styling, navigation upgrades and custom wheels, ahead of the model’s UK showroom arrival.
Chevrolet's new-generation Corvette Stingray will lead the field at the 2013 Indianapolis 500, marking the twelfth time a Corvette has served as the event's pace car.
McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh says the team will not shift its focus to 2014 yet, despite a poor start to the 2013 Formula One season and looming technical changes.
Toyota’s 2013 RAV4 secured the IIHS Top Safety Pick rating, joining rivals in the compact SUV segment, but missed out on the new Top Safety Pick Plus designation.
The singer reportedly spent over $1 million on a custom-made SLR Stirling Moss, one of just 75 built, as a birthday present for Chris Brown in May 2013.
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Seat has confirmed the Leon ST estate will be available with four-wheel drive and right-hand drive, targeting UK buyers from late 2013.
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