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THE PREMIER PAPER FOR BUYING AND SELLING IN THE RIPPLE VALLEY %


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, December 2nd, 1999 3j» j ' j J D ' J ' D i i J j M i a


HUNDREDS of cars for sale inside


YOUR ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO THE LOCAL MOTORING MARKEI vMUfs-j sunorminl is


Volvo’s new large estate THIS is the first picture of Volvo’s all-


new large estate, due to go on sale


during February. The new car will take the V70 tag, although it is substantially based on the successful S80 saloon with which it shares safety advancements and running gear. Volvo says the new model is designed to enhance its dominance of the premium


, large estate sector. In the UK, Volvo cur­ rently takes more than a third of the mar­


ket and in Europe it outsells its nearest rival, Mercedes, by two to one. New V70 will sell for a time alongside


the existing V70, which is bound to tax a few minds in dealerships up and down the country. But it will eventually replace the


current model. Launched initially with a range of five


cylinder, turbocharged engines, th e flag­ ship is th e T-5 performance model with a 250 b.h.p. powerplant.


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AIHATSU’S decision to concentrate on offering choice and variety in the small car sector is paying off across the world.


In the UK, Daihatsu is


the most improved Japanese brand, with sales up 15 per cent on last year and well on course to mark a third successive annual sales record. Cuore, the company’s


four concepts that could well arrive in the UK


before too long. One model that will


smallest car, is Daihatsu’s top seller, closely followed by the smallest 4x4 on the market, the Terios and the


Sirion. Back in Japan it is a sim­


ilar story, with Daihatsu sales growing faster than


any other Japanese make. Nosurprise then that


Daihatsu is planning to unleash yet more compact cars. The company has issued details of two pro­ duction-ready models and


arrive in European show­ rooms next summer is the YEV, a supermini with a sporty punch, thanks to a 138 b.h.p. turbocharged 1.3 litre twin cam engine. It promises exhilarating


road holding and perfor­ mance says the manufac­ turer. One of the concept cars


that is being considered for Europe is the Kopen, a two seater sportster with an electrically-operated hard top. It is small, naturally, and light enough to be powered by a 660cc tur­ bocharged engine which develops a modest 64 b.h.p.


fm m Suzuki reaching for the Sky J J |


f caused a large amount of interest. The car.(pictured above) is aMit-


Top rally car was on show A


TOP rally car on show at Walker Farrimond Mitsubishi at Nelson


l3 subjshi Lancer Evolution 5.and is crewedby driver David Scialom and.


' t-navigator Kevin Clark, of County •‘'“Alarms and Audio, BarroWford. The ..


pair have had success in the Euro­ pean rally championship. ^ ' It is similar to the car driven by


Tommi Makinen in winning this year's world rally championship. The road version of the rally car


costs from £30,995 and is available for viewing by.appomtment only.


on the existing 1.0/1.3 GLS version. The new Sky model boasts alloy


with Swift special edition SUZUKI is reaching for the Sky with


its new Swift special edition, based


wheels, front sports seats, remote cen­ tral locking, radio cassette; electric front windows, special metallic paint ^ and rear upper spoiler. The interior trim


reflects the Sky theme, as does the dark muespeedometer: .■ :i : ‘' • ' . w The one-litre model carries a price tag of £7,345 while the 1.3 ups it slightly to


£8,195 - both about £450-£500 more than the non-special Swift. Fuel econo­ my on the one litre version is among the best in the sector with the out-of-town mileage tested at 60.1 m.p.g. All versions are covered by a three


,.,,. Until December 31st, Suzuki.is offer­ ing 12 months’ free insurance with the Swift Sky..


year/60,000 mile and six year perfora­ tion warranty plus Suzuki Assistance, 24-hour roadside and vehicle recovery.


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They said it could never be done by a motor dealer. But we've done it! One of the areas favourite dealers is changing the way local people buy their cars.


EACH stock used car, can be yours for just £25 per week.


EACH stock used car, for which you pay only £25 per week also comes with an amazing 0% finance over either 2, 3 or 4 years. This means you don’t pay a penny extra in interest and still benefit from our incredible value weekly payments. There are NO catches... No small print & No hidden extras - just great prices on superb cars.


AND THEY ALL COME WITH UP TO WL #


R PLUS ALLOUND DEAL CARS INCLUDE


Green Flag USsr Motoring Assistance


2 m 1 onth* fe&gSsf n M VEHICLE MILEAGE VERIFICATION M M


4 £ F R B E - MOT TEST FOR LIFE


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VEHICLE HISTORY, INSURANCE, & FINANCE tHECKED


PARTS & LABOUR ONTOS WARRANTY CITROEN \ \


Lomeshaye Mlotor Park, Nelson Tel:01282 611911


Cros3 Hills. Nr. Keighley # /;■


Tel:01535 638430 Bell Lane, Bury


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F a r r im o n d Branches also at:


ITB Zt B . Whalley New Road, Blackburn. Tel: 01254.245444


Lomeshaye Motor Park, Nelson Tel: 01282 606606


King Street, Blackburn.


Whalley New poad, Blackburn ,Tel: 01254 240621 1 TnTAI AMOUNT PAYABLE KH85. INTEREST CHARGES HIWAPn WHITTEN OUQTADOHS AVAJLABlX ON REQUEST. SUBJECT TO STATUS. CAR SHOWN FOB HUSTlW nOH PURPOSES OHIY.


Tol:01Q1 797 9121_St. Georges Road, Bolton.FREEPHONE 0800 387814 Tel: 01254 52981


This is a genuine offer, and we know interest will be great so don't delay or you might miss the car of your dreams. Telephone, or visit today to get your Walker Farrimond Deal.


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