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Advertised as the Top Gear car of the year 2010 with five different engines you have a decent choice. Ranging from a 1397cc petrol engiene to a 1560cc Diesel engiene and 1598cc petrol annother 1560cc diesel engiene in-between. So a decent range of engiene and with a starting price of only £11,700 a decent price to, especially with the brilliant styling  it looks beautiful. With a great and well equipped cabin its a great car to be in, as Citroens answer to the Mini and Fiat 500 the DS3 looks...
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The Garmin nuvi is set at a price at around £230 so isn’t cheap compared to other sat-nav’s but with the features it comes with, it’s worth it. Feature include 3D graphics images of buildings real like road pictures and for all you speeders out there a speed camera warning when you come near one and is constantly showing you what the speed limit is on the screen, has lane assist and has 44 Europeon country maps alredy downloaded in to it plus it is thinner than a pencil also it warns y...
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This mini portable tv is a brilliant idea for people who get bored of long car journeys and who go out alot. weighing about the same as an ipad but only 7″ it is a very portable piece if kit so you can hold it strap it to a head rest anything. But you must be thinking well if it is a tv how will you get to watch shows ( especially as it only costs £160) well as ling as you are in a digital freeview area and going less then71mph you can pick freeview.

Also it has a USB slot so you can watch ...
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The new Renault Wind is a sleek designed car for the everyday person. With a price of £15,900 it is certainly affordable. Inside it’s very comfortable and glides over bumps with ease. The CO2 emissions are low at 145 g/km which will mean reasonably low Road Tax and insurance at £125 for the tax. It is a convertible with a metal folding roof which means small boot space and slow acceleration but you’ll be surprised as its 1.2 litre petrol isn’t bad at all and provides enough for a norm...

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