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New car lines
publication date: Dec 9, 2008
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author/source: Robin Roberts
A raft of small
but significant changes have been made to the new Nissan GT-R.
Its hand-built 485ps 3.8-litre V6 twin-turbo engine has
gained 5ps and Dunlop SP Sport 600 DSST tyres will be standard. There're Gun
Metal Rays seven-spoke standard alloys and the Black Edition will be
fitted with the same design but in black.
The GT-R will start from £56,795 on the road with
an increase of £1300 for the Premium Edition (£58,095) and another
£1300 for the Black Edition (£59,395). |  | | | Ford's latest C-MAX MPV delivers the lowest CO2
emissions in its segment.
Engineering developments to 1.6
TDCi models have resulted in emissions of 119g/km of CO2. VED for these reduces
immediately from £120 to £35 and there will be a further reduction to £30
from April. The official
European Drive Cycle combined fuel consumption figure for these models is improved to 62.8mpg.
A total
of 51 different Ford C-MAX, Focus, Fiesta, Fusion and new Ka models
provide the tax, fuel economy and environmental benefits attached to
sub-120g motoring.
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