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Tuesday 11 December 2007
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Chevron B1 Mk2
The new Chevron B1 Mk2 offers you a chance to work in the motor industry, says Tony Dron.
Ducati 848
The Ducati 848 is a lot more than a poor man's 1098, says Kevin Ash.
Motorcycle tops
Erin Baker has a look at some gear for motorcyclists to keep you safe, warm and dry this festive season.
Honest John
All of your questions answered by the dealer you can trust.
James May
It seems unbelievable that the earliest motor vehicles were designed with so little attention to fundamental details.
Simon Arron
My diary recording life on the road as a Formula One correspondent.
Young Kart driver
Lewis Hamilton's F1 adventures have inspired a boom in karting, finds Franca Davenport.
Caterham Academy
Erin Baker embarks on a quest for a motorsport licence and signs up for a course at the Caterham Academy.
Rotherithe Tunnel
Why is the Driving Standards Agency testing British drivers on questions that have no relevance to the UK? With the help of a Telegraph reader, Peter Hall reports.
Big Ben
John Whitmore puts the case for the Greater London Authority's environmental transport policies.
Exhaust pipe
Austin Williams responds to Ken Livingstone's objections to a reader's letter about London's Low Emissions Zone.
Suzuki Splash
Suzuki's Splash is a fine city car and even handles potholes well. Angus Frazer reports.
Mazda6
It's a good car, yet Andrew English is rather underwhelmed by the new Mazda6 - and the surreal sales pitch
Our readers respond.
Christmas baubles
The third part in our festive guide looks at presents for petrolheads.
Old motoring posters make perfect presents and can be great investments.