Evening Post (Bristol, UK)

New Eco Addition to Mondeo Line-Up ; News in Brief

FORD is introducing a new high series addition to its Mondeo line- up powered by ECOnetic technologies. It's the Mondeo Titanium 2.0 115PS TDCi with 139g/km CO2 emissions. Targeting company car users increasingly conscious of company car tax costs while not compromising vehicle specification, the model is offered in five-door hatchback or estate form. Both deliver CO2 emissions of 139g/km and a combined fuel economy of figure of 54.3mpg.

Sporty Suv Shifts to Diesel Fuel

THE New Mazda CX-7 Sports Crossover delivers a truly unique driving experience by combining drive characteristics more attuned to a sports car with an imposing road-presence and good everyday practicality. With a powerful and refined 173hp turbodiesel powertrain, the new CX-7 will take Mazda into a whole new sector of the UK marketplace when it goes on sale in November.

Don't Get Caught Out in the Cold Weather to Come

AS winter approaches, RAC is warning of the likely increase in flat batteries and punctures. Tyre blow-outs will be the top cause of brakdowns this winter and the RAC anticipates call-outs linked to vehicle lights being left on will increase by more than 20 per cent over the winter compared to summer.

Help Your Motor Beat the Big Chill

Bipper Is a Nifty Little Mover in City Traffic

The Bipper Tepee is the latest addition to Peugeot's growing multi-space range of family vehicles. Practical, easy to drive, compact and economical, it offers unrivalled versatility. Its innovative, friendly and dynamic style will appeal to young families in search of a car that has multiple uses and is a little non- conformist, clever and frugal. It has five seats, a generous load capacity of 884 litres and compact dimensions making it ideal for busy urban areas. Also, with its low emissions...

Berlingo Is Winner

C ITROEN'S Berlingo continues its award-winning ways with the announcement that the new Berlingo Crew Van has been voted Institute of Transport Management's LCV of the year. This recently launched addition to the Berlingo range appealed to the ITM's panel of judges for its green credentials, low CO2 emissions, ultra-flexible combination of passenger and load capacity, and excellent value-for-money.

Take a Look at New Car Safety Camera ; News in Brief

SUZUKI GB has announced an innovative new Rear Camera Display (RCD) mirror system available as an accessory for its Grand Vitara three and five-door models. The system utilises a rear bumper mounted wide-angle miniature camera that provides additional visibility as soon as reverse gear is selected, helping to reduce the risk of expensive parking damage and to keep a watchful eye on the safety of children or pets who may be behind the car.

Scrappage Puts Dealers On Track ; News in Brief

THE motor industry has seen the first growth since April 2008, due to new car registrations. This was the first growth in 15 months, reflecting the positive impact of the scrappage incentive scheme.

Suzuki Wins with Scrap and Finance

SUZUKI GB has announced its highly competitive zero per cent finance offers available on Swift, pictured above, Splash, SX4 and Grand Vitara SZ models will continue until the end of this year. It, says the Japanese car firm, will enable customers to take advantage of an easier way to buy a new vehicle via scrappage or by trade-in.

Switching On to an Exciting Future with Revolutionary Electric Vehicle

NEW UK car manufacturer Axon Automotive has previewed its plug- in hybrid electric vehicle at the Milton Keynes Science Festival. The vehicle combines full electric mode for local travel and uses a petrol or bioethanol powered engine for long distance or motorway travel.

Elaborate Flourish From Kia

Kia Motors Corporation has taken the wraps off its new Cadenza, the production version of its VG concept car. It's an all-new saloon car designed to deliver refinement, safety and emotional satisfaction in an 'ideal' driving package.

Updated Favourite Offers Space, Style and Reliable Riding

APERENNIAL favourite with scooter riders, Yamaha's X-Max has sold strongly right across Europe ever since it made its debut back in 2005. So just why is the X-Max quite so popular? Well, there's its nimble and easy handling for a start along with its large storage capacity. In addition, the X-Max is cheap to run and it has always been amongst the most stylish scooters around. Then there are the virtually bombproof Yamaha 125cc and 250cc engines to consider.

Our Steer On the Yamaha X-Max 250

Advice On Best 4x4 for You ; News in Brief

NISSAN has come to the rescue of Bristol drivers looking for expert advice on 4x4 vehicles with the launch of a new website: which4x4areyou.co.uk. Aimed at those who are thinking of upgrading to a 4x4 in order to meet their work and lifestyle needs, the website, which is being promoted by Bristol''s Wessex Nissan, allows customers to discover more via interactive criteria including towing weight, load capacity, number of seats and type of use.

Model Range Appeals to Discerning Buyers

Grand Modus' Doors Open Far Wider Than Your Wallet Will Ever Have To! ; Sensible Runabout Is Ideal for Older Couples Looking for a Sensible Runabout, According to Motors Editor Simon Harding

WITH its gaping doors, Tardis interior and impeccable road manners, you would have to go a long way to trump the Renault Grand Modus if you were an older couple looking for a sensible runabout. It's roomy and light, highly practical with a respectable turn of speed and class-challenging fuel consumption figures.