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Don't kill Mr Whippy: Why we should keep old ice cream vans
Should independent ice cream traders be forced into more efficient vans, even if it threatens their business?
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Are Chinese car makers now coming of age?
Signs at the Shanghai motor show were that Chinese car makers are improving their design skills, even if their engineering lags behind
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Is electrification of cars nonsense or the future?
Car industry bosses seem to have increasingly divergent views over the true worth (and green credentials) of electric vehicles
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Watch out Land Rover, they're coming for the Evoque
The German big three aren't taking Land Rover's rapid expansion lying down, as new models at Shanghai make clear
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Smog on the Yangtze
The pollution in China is out of control, but it's coal, not cars, that is the biggest problem
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China's car market lead will only increase
Rumours of the Chinese car market's slowdown may be greatly exaggerated, according to Citroen
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The return of the Ford Escort is a Shanghai surprise
The Ford Escort is making a comeback, albeit as an affordable, spacious saloon concept destined for the Chinese market only
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![The Volkswagen Group and its "second home market"](http://images.cdn.autocar.co.uk/sites/autocar.co.uk/files/imagecache/article_image_185/vw-cross-blue-coupe-12dfgv_0.jpg "The Volkswagen Group and its "second home market"")
The Volkswagen Group and its "second home market"
VW's rise to dominance in China appears inexorable, but is it in danger of pushing itself too far?
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Spanish traffic police one, Jaguar F-type nil
Well, what would you do with a brand new F-type when there’s an empty Spanish motorway to play with?
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Chinese car making joint ventures: why the proof's in the pretzel
The vast expansion of foreign culture in China suggests automotive alliances have had more influence than predicted
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