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FORD Gabury ZO 7 Seaton sBver.. ............................... ..............X«£95' RENAULT Scenic 1.6 RTJ metaSc bl ue ' .. iw .' .. . . .
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RENAULT Magana Scenle.106 RT 45.000 miles, silver met .14^95
TOYOTARav42.0GX68.000Hies.blue . . 1 ; . 1 3 , 9 9 5 MITSUBISHI2.0GLX1 SpaceWagon7 Seatar
^ 13,995
RENAULT Eapace 2.0 RT Allze 7 Sealer..................... ; .w . v . , 13,995 MAZDA 1 J LXi Demo 6dr One owner. PAS . . . . . . . <V.#. . .13£95 RENAULT Scenic 1.6 RN; one owner.
FIATPunto 1l'3drBlack . . . i ; .................................... .. 13,495 FIAT Maraa 11SX Eatate'TD; 56.000 miles, 1 owner;
. . V . . . . . 13195 U } £ 3 & S
VAUXHALLVectra 1.6 Envoy; blue ....................................................12,995 PEUGEOT 406 GLX Auto 2.0; 43.000 miles .......................................£2,995 FORD Ka 11; 28.000 miles, one owner, green..................................£2,895 FIAT Punto 11; met blue. 26.000 miles, one owner.......................£2,695 FIAT Marea 1.6SX Weekend Estate......................................................£2,595 FIAT Bravo 1.6 SX; met maroon. 47.000 miles..................................£2,595 FORD Ka2; purple, power steering......................................................12,595 FIAT Seteento; silver, one owner ........................................................... £2,525 RAT Punto 11 SX 85 BHP16 Vahre; sporty ....................................£2,495 VW POL01.0 L ; metallic grey, one former keeper DAEWOO Lanos 1.4S; metallic blue.................................. LAGUNA 2.0 RT Estate; 64.000 miles............................. PEUGEOT 4061.8LX 64.000 miles.................................... CORSA11 Breeze, 50,000 power steering ................... FIESTA 1250 GhiaSdr Fun history, silver........................ MAZDA 32311 ELX 3dr Auto............................................ VAUXHALLVectra 1.8 L S .................................................... FIAT Brava 1.4 SX; 59.000 miles, green.......................... VAUXHALLVectra 1.8LS;grey ..................................... ESCORT 1.6 Ghla..................................................................... ASTRA 1.6 GLS; central locking, power steering........... SALE • SALE • SALE • SALE • SALE
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MAZDA 626 GXi 1.8; maroon. 68.000 miles............................................
SEAT Toledo 1.9 GL Turbo Diesel; only 42,000 miles .................................
..........was £1,995 NOW £1195
ASTRA 1.4 LS; power steering, blue MAZDA 323 F 1.61 GLX S d r ............. ROVER 114 GTA 1.4; 58.000 miles . FIAT Clnquecento 1.1 Sporting; met blue ..................................................................was £1,695 NOW £1195
..........was £1,695 NOW £1195 ..........was £1,995 NOW £1195 ..........was £1195 NOW £1,495 ..........was £1,695 NOW £1,295
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somewhere in the automo tive hierarchy below white van man, but above those who weld written off cars together. In other words there is
not a whole lot of prestige attached to a load lugger without a premier league badge. Most of the time you are
expected to put up with something dull but worthy, a car tha t utterly blends into the background. Unless, tha t is, you have just ticked the box marked Peugeot 407 SW. As Alfa Romeo and Lexus
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sportshatch-style estate but end up with little or no space advantage over the saloon it was based on. The 407 SW tacks anoth
er 87mm onto the rear over hang and features a tailgate with a very low and practi cal load height. Lift the fifth door and
there is a respectable amount of room, Peugeot’s designers concentrating on sheer utility. The load bay is never less
than 1,100mm wide and the front passenger seat can fold forwards, allowing items up
terrain-hugging missile; low, sleek and streamlined. Fortunately it is not all
good looks and no sub stance. With a cleverly designed luggage bay and a crop of excellent engines, Peugeot could well have a surprise winner on its hands.
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to 2,700mm long to be car ried.
Two side storage pods in
the load bay also allow gear to he stowed well out of harm’s way. A solid carpeted cover
aids security by keeping what is in the load bay out of sight of prying eyes. The Peugeot 407 SW will
sell to many on the strength of its looks alone. It looks like some sort of
Share the road safely. Give yourself time and space to react to others- and their mistakes. •Keep calm, show restraint. Every car
journey brings a risk of and conflict. Before you set off, be determined not to succumb to it, or to let ‘liberty-takers’ get to you. • They’re not out to get you! Most aggravating moves by other drivers are unintentional. We all make mistakes. Don’t show your frustration by making gestures: they may mean nothing to you but could be the last straw for others. • Don’t compete or retaliate. If someone’s driving annoys you, don’t try to ‘educate’ them. Leave traffic policing to the police and driving instruction to professionals. • Be patient in traffic. Don’t push into traffic queues. If you wait and clearly signal what you want to do, other drivers will usually let you in: they don’t like being forced to do so. • Set an example to others. Give way at busy junctions or where traffic lanes merge: it won’t delay your journey by much. Wherever there’s merging traffic, follow the rule Let one in and go.’ • Say thanks. Courtesy encourages cooperative, safe use of the road. • Say sorry. Apologising to the other driver when you make a mistake reduces confrontation and helps to defuse anger.
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Being over the limit It is an offence to drive, attempt to drive, or be in charge of a motor vehicle on a road or public place if the level ot alcohol in your breath, blood or urine exceeds the prescribed limit. The law specifically stales that your alcohol level at the time ot any alleged offence is presumed to be the same, or not less than, the result of the analysis of the breath, blood or urine sample.
Violent motoring-
related incidents - so-called ‘ro a d rage’ - are rare. B u t i t is important to know what to do i f yo u feel threatened b y another driver: • Try not to react. Avoid making eye contact, which may be seen as confrontational.
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IKE its less extrovert sib lings in the mainstream Corolla line-up, the T- Sport model has been given a rea
style headlamps at the front, dif ferent light clusters at the back and other changes to grill and bumpers. Most would never have recog
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give a more direct feel. The Corolla T Sport is pow
• Don’t respond by accelerating, braking or swerving suddenly. The other driver may think that you are looking (or an argument, and you could lose control of the car. • If you think you are being followed, try to drive to a busy public place, ora police station, before you stop. If you’re on a motorway, mingle with other vehicles. Don’t leave the motorway for unfamiliar roads. • It’s a sensible precaution to keep the car doors and boot locked, and the windows and sunroof only partly open in urban areas.
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It may be possible to challenge this if you can show that: • you had consumed alcohol after you stopped driving but before the . specimen for analysis was provided and • had you not taken that alcohol you would not have been over the limit and • your ability to drive would not have been impaired Note: If the offence alleged is being ’in charge,’ it is a defence it you can show that there was no likelihood of you driving while you were over the limit.
The limit The legal limit ot alcohol in the body is: • 35 micrograms (pg)per 100 millilitres of breath • 80 milligrams (mg j per 100 millilitres of blood *107 milligrams per 100 millilitres of urine
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Penalties The chart shows the maximum penalty for each offence stated in the Road Traffic Act 1988. It is impossible to say exactly what a Court may impose in a particular case but individual advice may be able to give some general indication of the possible sentence.
Being unfit to drive It is an offence to drive, attempt to drive, or be in charge ot a mechanically propelled vehicle on a road or public place while unfit through drink or drugs. You would be considered unfit it your ability to drive properly is impaired (even if the amount ot alcohol in your body is within the prescribed limit). Evidence of being untit may be lound, tor example, in erratic driving, the occurrence of an accident, or your condition.
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Failing to provide a sample An offence is committed il you:‘ failto provide a specimen of breath fora pieriminaiy breath test or • fail to provide a specimen of breathbkxxtimne at the police station when requested (unlessyouhavea reasonable excuse"), or* refuse to provide a specimen • Generally, lor an excuse to be ccnsktered it must relate to a physcal or mental inability to provide the sample. In law: • Imposing concflions (eg delaying a sample being given until a soOdtor anives) amounts to a refusal *7116 poTice are under no obligation to delay the process of taking samples and unless there is a relevant medcal reason, our advice is that you should never refuse to gvea specmen, regardless o( whether you feel your refusal would be justified or not If you refuse and subsequently a Court does not accept your reasons, it wil be too late to turn the dock back.A conviction for tailing or refusing to give a sample at the p ete station would make you liable to an automatic disqualification.
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nised the T Sport as being at the dynamic end of the Corolla range, so low key was its styling, and the latest version makes greater play of its sporting intent. and 189 b.h.p. power plant. More supportive sports seats are fitted and the suspension has been beefed up to improve the old car’s body control at speed. Perfor mance dampers and coil springs are fitted to firm things up and rebound springs are introduced at the rear to improve handling. The steering has been retuned to
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