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After their mid-season break, the Formula 1 fraternity

got straight back to work for one of the highlights

of the year for the drivers; Round 12, The Spa-

Francorchamps Grand Prix in Belgium. One driver

who has excelled in this race in the past, Michael

Schumacher, was not only celebrating 20 years since

his fi rst win in F1, but also his 300th F1 grand prix

weekend. With everyone still wanting to know what

Michael’s plans are for beyond this year, Michael could

only tell people that a decision would not be made

until October. This in itself helped to fuel rumours about

other drivers’ plans in the paddock.

The race itself was in part shaped by what happened in

practice, and how this aff ected qualifying. The Friday

practice sessions were a complete wash-out, both very

heavily rain aff ected, which meant the only dry-weather

practice available to the drivers was on the morning

before qualifying. This meant race set-up decisions had

to be made based on very little real-time feedback.

Earlier in the season, this hindered Jenson Button with

a very diff erent Mclaren to what he has now. With new

sidepod wings on the car, in conjunction with the other

summer tweaks the team had made (and a more low-

downforce wing set-up compared to his teammate),

Button dominated the qualifying and placed his car on

pole for the fi rst time in his Mclaren career – on his 50th

attempt! Jenson described the grid as slightly ‘higgledy-

piggledy’, with Kobayashi next to him on the front row,

then Raikkonen, Perez, Alonso, Maldonado, Hamilton,

Grosjean, Di Resta and Vettel.

The last time Lewis and Jenson went for signifi cantly

diff erent downforce settings on their Mclarens for a

race, was at the Italian Grand prix in 2010. On that

occasion Jenson got second place (in a high downforce

set-up where Alonso won) and Hamilton crashed out

with a low downforce wing – spookily, something very

similar was about to happen in this race.

At the start of the race, the fi rst act of craziness was

Pastor Maldonado jump starting from his position to

After their mid-season break, the Formula 1 fraternity a very diff erent Mclaren to what he has now. With new

sidepod wings on the car, in conjunction with the other

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end up third into the first corner (this would eventually

cost him with a 5-place grid penalty for the next race).

However, something made him spin 180 degrees after

entering that tight first corner. Behind him, was possibly

one of the worst accidents to happen to the start of an

F1 Grand Prix since 1998 at the same venue! It all came

about when Romain Grosjean kept veering right after

his start. Thinking he had passed Hamilton, Grosjean

was trying to get to the inside for the first corner,

however, he did not see that Hamilton was actually still

alongside him. Hamilton had nowhere to go. The Lotus

and Mclaren wheels interlocked pushing Hamilton’s

car uncontrollably into the rear of the Lotus, with both

Grosjean and Hamilton’s cars heading skywards, the

Lotus using the Sauber of Perez as a ramp. This took out

the Sauber, but also managed to hit the front of Alonso’s

Ferrari, narrowly missing Alonso’s cockpit! Hamilton’s car

also hit the Ferrari and the edge of Kobayashi’s Sauber.

The view from Kamui’s car was like something from a

multi-million pound demolition derby, with the Lotus,

Ferrari and Mclaren all crashing alongside the Sauber’s

right-hand side, with the Mclaren taking a chunk of

bodywork out of the side of Kamui’s car. Kobayashi

could at least drive his car to the end of the race

(finishing 13th) but it meant that two championship

rivals had been wiped out before the race had properly

got going, along with Perez and Grosjean. Keen to make

sure that such incidents are not repeated, and also to

send the right signals out to all the drivers that F1 is not

the place for such reckless driving, Grosjean was given a

one-race ban – the first such ban in the sport since the

1990s. The two front-runners that had narrowly missed the first

corner carnage were Button and Raikkonen, who were

first and third respectively when the safety car had come

to out to assist with the clear-up. Hulkenberg who had

started outside of the top ten, was at the right place at

the right time, which allowed him to be in second place

when the safety car came out, and the other Force India

of Paul Di Resta was now in fourth with Schumacher not

far behind.


At the re-start, Maldonado, who has near the back of the field, had his own first corner moment – he took too much speed into La Source and ran into the back of the Marrusia of Timo Glock. Maldonado retired his car later in the lap because of the damaged sustained in this incident (this would mean another 5-place grid penalty for the next race!). Up front, Button had it completely under control – the 4 laps under the safety car had helped to allow for a one-stop strategy window to open up for Jenson. In terms of his race, this meant all he needed to do was keep a pace that was steady on the tyres and fast enough to keep him in front of the others. A lights-to-flag victory unfurled which put Jenson back into the championship title hunt, with his first victory since the championship opener in Melbourne in March. Behind Jenson, a mixture of pace and strategy allowed Sebastian Vettel to charge through the field. After initially starting 10th on the grid, and getting bunched up after the first corner accident, Vettel picked off drivers one-by-one by making passing moves at the last corner ‘Bus-stop’ chicane on Massa, Webber and Senna within the first 10 laps. The 2-stopping strategies of drivers ahead of him at this point (namely the Force India and Torro Rosso drivers) also allowed Vettel

to make headway over them, as Red Bull were keen to also make a one-stop strategy work. Schumacher, who had already made a pass on Raikkonen in the DRS zone as early as lap 4, was also trying to make a one-stopper work. Schumacher was clearly struggling with his tyres by the time lap 19 came, and Vettel was now right up with him at his familiar overtaking spot. Red Bull at this point had indicated to Vettel that all that was required on this lap was to do the opposite to what Schumacher was going to do. Red Bull were prepared for Vettel in the pitlane, but as Vettel tried to pass Schumacher at the Bus-stop, Schumacher cut across the front of the Red Bull to make a dive into the pit lane. Quick thinking by Vettel prevented not only a collision, but it also cemented his 2nd place on the podium. With a quick change of mind, he slammed

on the brakes to drift slightly on the last corner and continued on to complete a few more laps before his pit stop.

By the time lap 32 came, Raikkonen was back on the tail of Schumacher, who again was starting to struggle with rear tyre grip. With a good run out of La Source, Raikkonen was able to make a move at the beginning of the famous Eau Rouge corner that got him finally by the Mercedes driver in a move that was very similar to one Mark Webber famously pulled on Fernando Alonso last year. A couple of laps later, Schumacher had to concede that his attempt at a one-stopper was failing and needed to make a second stop for tyres, putting him further down the field.

The best of the 2-stoppers were Raikkonen and Hulkenberg – Kimi got the final podium place while a 4th place for the German was the best result of the season for Force India. Unfortunately for Paul Di Resta a KERS-unit failure meant that he was not able to defend against many of the drivers around him, finally making 10th position. Mark Webber, who did not have the pace of his teammate, lost a position in the DRS zone to Felipe Massa’s Ferrari with 4 laps to go, meaning Massa and Webber finished 4th and 5th respectively. Schumacher managed


to finish the race (without 6th gear on the final few laps) in 6th place, with Vergne and Ricciardo having their best combined result of the year for Torro Rosso in 7th and 8th. In the last few laps, Bruno Senna, who managed to set his first ever F1 fastest lap after making a late tyre change as a result of a puncture, completed the race in 9th. Nico Rosberg, who had started from last row of the grid, failed to make his one-stop strategy work and got to 11th in the end.

Even though there was little gap between the Belgian and Italian races, this did not stop the rumour mill going into overdrive surrounding driver movements for next year, or more specifically, what was going to happen to Lewis Hamilton. Hamilton’s current contract with Mclaren expires at the end of this year, and according to TV pundit and ex-team boss Eddie Jordan, Hamilton was potentially going to be jumping ship to the Mercedes team. Eddie also believed that this would be to replace the retiring (for the 2nd time) Michael Schumacher, however, Michael had still not confirmed his plans. Even if one part of the jigsaw is true, it could still mean Lewis and Michael pairing up if Nico Rosberg was extricated from his current contract with Mercedes. Certainly the German team will not want to be seen as forcing Michael Schumacher out of his seat, which could make the Rosberg-replacement option more of a possibility. People were also asking ‘what is in this for Hamilton?’ With a major overhaul of the engine regulations due to take place for the 2014 season, perhaps a role with a so-called ‘works’ team could have its advantages in the long-term. Mercedes, who certainly have one of, if not THE best engines in the current formula, could hit the sweet spot when the rules change for 2014, including new V6 engines with turbos.

At the famous Monza Autodrome in Italy, Jenson joined Lewis on the front row of the grid for the 3rd time this season. Mclaren created history by becoming the first team to take 62 front row lockouts in Formula 1, beating the previous record set by Williams. Behind the front row were Massa, Schumacher, Vettel, Rosberg, Raikkonen, Kobayashi, Di Resta and Alonso. This was Di-Resta’s best ever qualifying, he was actually 4th fastest but had a 5-place grid penalty due to an enforced gearbox change. Ferrari would have threatened Lewis for pole had a rear roll bar not broken on Fernando Alonso’s car near the end of Q3.

In the race, Hamilton managed to keep the lead at the start from a charging Massa, who Lewis managed to stave off at the first corner. It wasn’t long before Button got past Massa, and Vettel also managed to get Schumacher in the DRS zone. In similar style to his drive in Valencia, Alonso was able to make up ground early on by passing Di Resta, Kobayashi and Raikkonen, before catching and eventually passing Schumacher with 7 laps gone, putting the Ferrari into 4th place with a serious chance of a podium. Jean-Eric Vergne had a scary moment when part of the rear suspension failed near the end of Monza’s main straight, launching his car over the kerbs at the first corner forcing the front of the car into the air, and putting his Torro Rosso into retirement.

As the race developed, certain strategies were again working better for some teams and drivers than others. Mercedes decided to take the more conservative 2-stop strategy for both of their drivers, whereas the vast majority of the front runners went for the one-stop strategy. It was also interesting to see the progress on Sergio Perez in the Sauber, who had taken the unusual route of starting on the harder tyre. Starting from 12th position on the grid, this harder tyre appeared to be the best performer for the early part of the race, allowing Sergio to make several passes on the opening laps on the likes of Rosberg, Senna, Di Resta and Kobayashi, and at times was driving at the same lap times as Hamilton’s lead pace. After Schumacher made his first stop, Perez was able to catch up with Raikkonen and make a pass on lap 17, putting the Sauber driver into 6th position. With this particular strategy, when the other front runners made their pit stops, Perez was able to take the lead on lap 24. On his now fresh rubber, Hamilton was able to re-take the lead and pass Perez on lap 28, with Perez coming in for his pit-stop a lap later.

Hamilton

Jean-Eric Vergne

Perez


For the 5th ever Formula 1 night race, Round 14 of the championship was once again at the Marina Bay circuit in Singapore on September 21st-23rd. The sport was coming to terms with the loss of Professor Sid Watkins, who died a few days after the Italian Grand Prix. ‘The Prof’ (as he Sid was affectionately known within the paddock) for the majority of his time spent as the chief medical delegate between 1978 and 2004, was a pivotal figure in helping to form the current safety rules and regulations for the sport. As a result of his tireless work, all drivers have Sid to thank for helping to make the sport a safer place. As a trackside doctor, Sid also

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The hot-spot for this race was when both Vettel and Alonso were racing with each other. First of all both cars were pitted at the same time on lap 20, which meant both cars ran side-by-side in the pit lane on exit from their stops. For a few laps Alonso was looking for a way past the seemingly slower Red Bull. Vettel did his defensive job well at the first corner chicane after Alonso had a run on the Red Bull in the DRS zone on lap 26. Alonso kept close behind, and when it came to the long acceleration zone of the Curva Grande, Alonso went to Vettel’s inside (the opposite of where both cars were situated when battling with each other at the same spot in last year’s race!) where Vettel appeared to not allow Alonso the room, meaning the Ferrari had all 4 wheels forced wide onto the grass at somewhere approaching 180mph! This was deemed by the stewards to have been an illegal move by Vettel, and subsequently Vettel was awarded a drive-through penalty.

Alonso was able to keep the car on the road, and in a similar position 3-laps later, he was able to make a successful move on Vettel. Vettel’s drive through eventually put him down to 9th, but this was not the only drama for Vettel. With 7 laps to go, Vettel was informed by his pit-crew to stop his car on track, as the team could tell that there was a major problem developing with his alternator. It was the same problem that stopped Vettel from winning in Valencia. Having made good progress after his drive through this was a body blow to Vettel, and again another dent was made to his championship chances. For Button, who was on for a Mclaren one-two, he had his own woes to deal with when a fuel starvation problem forced his retirement.

Whilst this was happening, Perez continued his charge on the soft tyres, which were working extremely well against his opposition who were now all using the harder tyre. This allowed passes on Raikkonen and the 2 Ferraris, and allowed Perez to finish second behind the un-hindered Hamilton. Alonso was happy with his 3rd position, which meant he extended his championship advantage at this stage to 37 points. So the podium was complete with the 3 drivers who suffered the most from the first corner smash in the previous race! With paddock still focusing on Hamilton, he appeared a little under-whelmed with his first ever F1 win at Monza when stood on the podium.

Webber did not end his Italian Grand Prix well. With a handful of laps remaining, under pressure from Schumacher, and with a distinct lack of rear tyre grip, he managed to spin his car round at the exit of the Ascari corner, and in the process, severely flat spotted all of his tyres. So much so that the vibrations forced him to retire his car. The first double Red Bull retirement since Korea in 2010!

Further down the field, Jerome D’Ambrosio, who was deputising for the banned Grosjean for Lotus, finished a lowly 13th, while Maldonado kept himself very low-key after all of his trials and tribulations to finish 11th, behind his teammate.


helped to save the lives of many drivers involved in heavy crashes, including the likes of Reubens Barichello and Gerhard Berger. Qualifying for the race was shaping up for a showdown between Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton, both appearing to be in a league of their own with their lap times on the build-up to Q3. As it turned out, to use Red Bull’s team principle Christian Horner’s phrase, Red Bull “lost their rhythm” which allowed not only Lewis Hamilton to get pole, but also Pastor Maldonado to get 2nd position ahead of Vettel. Behind formed Button, Alonso, Di Resta, Webber, Grosjean, Schumacher and Rosberg. Big name scalps not to get

into the top ten were Raikkonen, Massa and Perez, who lined up 12th, 13th and 14th behind Hulkenberg. This was the first time that Mclaren had secured a fourth consecutive pole in a season since 1999!

In the race, Hamilton started well but on the first couple of corners, Maldonado gets too much understeer, which allows both Vettel and Button through. Further down the field, different drivers struggle to get through the first 2 corners cleanly, with Rosberg, Webber and Senna amongst the drivers taking to the escape road, and Massa collects a puncture which puts him to the back of field after his pit stop.

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A mixture of tyre strategies again means that when the leaders come to pit for the first time, it’s a little bit of a lottery as to which part of the field they come into. All the front-runners started on the ‘Super-soft’ tyre, with only Hulkenberg, Perez, Vergne and Kobayashi starting on the slightly harder ‘softs’. Webber is the first on lap 9, and after his stop emerges behind Charles Pic in 20th! When Vettel comes in on lap 11, and has to deal with Perez, who he passes fairly quickly, and then Raikkonen. Alonso stops on lap 12. Hamilton starts to suffer with his tyre wear and comes in on lap 13, and thanks to these slower cars holding Vettel up, Hamilton is able to keep ahead of the Raikkonen/Vettel squabble (Vettel eventually uses his DRS to pass the Lotus on that lap). Maldonado comes in soon after along with Raikkonen, and Button then pits on lap 15. A series of cars start to make moves on Perez and Hulkenberg, starting with Alonso and Maldonado, and Di Resta (who has also made his first pit stop) also gets by Hulkenberg before both Hulkenberg and Perez make their first stops around lap 19.

Everything seems to be going to plan for Mclaren but then Lewis slows down at the beginning of lap 23 – his gearbox is broken, and the cars coasts to a halt. Hamilton’s retirement is a devastating blow to his championship hunt! This puts Vettel in the lead with Button second. The second-wave of pit stops kick off on lap 29, again with Webber. Both

Maldonado and Alonso pit on lap 30, meaning Alonso is stuck behind the Venezuelan for a few more laps, but both rapidly catch Rosberg and Grosjean, who are 4th and 5th at this stage and both yet to stop. On lap 33 Narain Karthikeyan crashes his HRT into the wall at the tunnel that goes under one the grandstands, which causes the safety car to come out. Raikkonen chooses this exact moment to make his second pit stop. Shortly afterwards, in this safety-car period, Vettel, Button, Di Resta, Grosjean and Maldonado (again), all decide to pit. This falls brilliantly for Alonso, as he is able to make up 4 places during this period and takes up his place behind the safety car in third place behind Vettel and Button. On lap 36, Williams radio in a message to Maldonado asking him to retire his car – he has a major hydraulic problem, and comes into the pits shortly afterwards. This is the 9th Grand Prix in a row that Maldonado fails to score points.When the safety car comes in at the end of lap 38, Button slightly misjudges Vettel’s pace and almost ploughs his Mclaren into the back of the leading Red Bull at the re-start! Button complains over the team radio that Vettel was “very stop-start”, but after the race, the stewards find no evidence of erratic driving by Vettel at this stage and no further action is taken.

A driver who does get a penalty for the next race however is Michael Schumacher. After the re-start, Michael misjudges his braking at turn 14 and crashes into the rear of the Toro Rosso of Jean-Eric Vergne, taking both the oldest and youngest drivers out of the race. With Schumacher having done something similar earlier on in the season, the stewards decided to award a 10-place grid drop penalty for the subsequent race instead of the usual 5-place drop. With this being the 7th retirement for Schumacher this season, the question will be asked: Is Michael now getting too old for racing?

This accident brings the safety-car out again, and Webber, Hulkenberg and Perez all take stops during this period.

The 2 safety car periods help Massa to come back into the point positions, and back into a position to make some moves on his competitors. First of all he despatches his countryman Senna with a very bold move on the tight Anderson Bridge, which almost causes an accident between the Ferrari and Williams – investigated by the stewards but seen eventually as just a racing incident. On lap 46, Massa also passed Ricciardo into 8th position. Lap 47 sees Grosjean letting his teammate Raikkonen get by him for 6th position, with the driver’s championship being Lotus’s priority.The 3-stop strategy did not work out well for Mark Webber, being tucked up behind Kobayashi in 12th, with Hulkenberg and Perez in close pursuit behind. After Perez

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Michael Schumacher Date of birth: 3rd January 1969

From: Hürth-Hermülheim, Germany

Team: Mercedes

Team Mate: Nico Rosberg

F1 Debut: 1991 Belgian Grand Prix

F1 World Championship Wins: 7Career achievements: He won the Laureus World Sportsman of the Year award twice, in 2002 and 2004 for his performances in the 2001 and 2003 seasons respectively. He has also received nominations for the 2001, 2003, 2005 and 2007 awards. Nobody has been nominated more times than Schumacher in the awards’ seven-year history.

Interesting Facts: Michael and his younger brother Ralf are the only brothers to win races in Formula One, and they were the first brothers to finish 1st and 2nd in the same race, in Montreal in 2001, and there again (in switched order) in 2003.

Schumacher is an ambassador for UNESCO and a spokesman for driver safety.

Driver Profiletried a move on Hulkenberg on lap 49, where contact between the cars meant parts of bodywork came flying off the Sauber of Perez, Webber makes a move on the following lap at the 7th corner, where Webber ended up with all 4 wheels off the racing circuit in the move that saw him get past Kobayashi – Hulkenberg also tries get by Kobayashi in the next corner but gets his left rear tyre hit by the front wing of Kobayashi, causing damage to the Sauber and a puncture for Hulkenberg’s Force India- both cars are forced to pit. Due to the safety car periods, the overall race length is reduced by 2 laps to become a 2-hour long timed race. With 6 minutes to go before the end, Webber catches and passes Senna. In the last few minutes Webber manages to catch 9th place man Ricciardo, but fails to pass and finishes in 10th position. However, after the end of the race, the stewards viewed Webber’s earlier move on Kobayashi as illegal, and awarded a 20-second time penalty onto Webber’s overall race time. This penalty relegated Mark from his 10th place finish to being outside of the points.

The race ended with Vettel winning back-to-back Singapore Grand Prix’s. His second win of the season and Red Bull’s fourth of the year. Rather poignantly, Vettel dedicated the win to the memory of Sid Watkins. Button and Alonso were 2nd and 3rd respectively.

Paul Di Resta finished 4th to claim his best ever result in Formula 1. Rosberg, Raikkonen, Grosjean, Massa, Ricciardo and Perez made up the rest of the top ten.

Williams’ race was made worse right at the end when Senna reported a loss of power. The underlying problem forced the last Williams to retire. Although not in the points, Timo Glock’s 12th position is the best position the Marrusia team have managed since their inception. It means they leapfrog Caterham in the Constructors standings, which could be of financial benefit come the end of the season.

Even though Vettel has cut Alonso’s championship lead to just 29 points, Fernando Alonso will still be happy with another podium – this being the 81st of his career, placing him ahead of Ayrton Senna in the history books, who managed 80 podiums before his untimely death.

Hulkenberg

FORMULA ONE STANDINGS(After 14 rounds)

Drivers1. Alonso 1942. Vettel 1653. Raikkonen 1494. Hamilton 1425. Webber 1326. Button 1197. Rosberg 938. Grosjean 829. Perez 6610. Massa 51

Constructors1. Red Bull 2972. Mclaren 2613. Ferrari 2454. Lotus 2315. Mercedes 1366. Sauber 1017. Force India 758. Williams 549. Toro Rosso 1410. Marussia 011. Caterham 012. HRT 0

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Car Reviews

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Car Reviews PORSCHE 911

TURBO S CABRIOLET

If life is a journey, wouldn’t it be a tragedy not to enjoy it to the full? Perhaps it’s this – admittedly somewhat philosophical – outlook that best explains the desire for an open-top 911 Turbo.

It’s all about that intense experience of driving with the hood down.

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The side air-intake grilles in the front apron have titanium-coloured painted slats. To the right or left respectively of the grilles are the daytime running lights, positioned low down. Like the indicators, they utilise LED technology to provide increased illumination and give a characteristic look. Optional dynamic cornering lights are an additional safety feature (standard on 911 Turbo S models).

On this 911 Turbo S model, the forged aluminium wheels are in the RS Spyder design with a central locking device providing a good glimpse of the yellow brake callipers.

The rear features LED taillights that extend right round to the wings where they taper to a point. The LED brake lights respond extremely quickly, thereby increasing active safety. In other words, the traffic behind is warned sooner.

The two tailpipes are positioned neatly in the recesses of the rear apron and provide a visual reminder of the engine’s increased power.

A characteristic feature of the 911 Turbo is the rear wing, which extends at 120 km/h (75 mph), retracting again when vehicle speed drops to around 60 km/h (37 mph). The drag coefficient is just 0.31 (Cabriolet models: 0.32).

DesignThe styling is dynamic without

being fussy. Sporty without being ostentatious. In short, no gimmicks,

no showiness, no doubts.


The interior design is also characteristic: sporty, uncluttered and ergonomically refined.

Careful consideration has been given to the interior geometry and there is a generous amount of occupant space. The gear lever design is exclusive to 911 Turbo models equipped as standard with the manual gearbox. This 911 Turbo S model has the two-tone leather interior with contrasting seams on the seats, door panels and dashboard.

Besides the equipment that you would normally expect to find on a convertible car, the 911 Turbo Cabriolet and 911 Turbo S Cabriolet have the same standard specification as their Coupé counterparts.

To prevent body flexing as much as possible, the body is designed for high torsional and flexural strength. As a result you get the same precise, direct driving experience as you do in the Coupé models. Despite the slightly heavier weight, fuel consumption is comparable with that of the Coupés.

The dynamic engine mount system of the Sport Chrono Package Turbo (standard on the 911 Turbo S Cabriolet, optional on the 911 Turbo Cabriolet) reduces oscillations and vibrations and further improves ride comfort.

Where safety is concerned too, the Cabriolet models meet the most stringent requirements. These, too, have full-size airbags for driver and passenger as well as Porsche Side Impact Protection (POSIP). The safety package is supplemented by the effective roll-over system and reinforced A-pillars.


The fully automatic fabric hood is lightweight and robust. It saves weight in just the right place and keeps the centre of gravity low. When stowed, the hood requires signifi cantly less space than a folding hardtop. The glass rear screen is scratch-resistant and heated – to provide excellent rearward visibility. A rain channel on the hood reduces dripping when the doors are opened.

Electrically powered, the hood is opened using a button on the centre console or via the key remote.

The concertina action ensures optimum protection for the interior lining. The entire operation – be it opening or closing – takes approximately 20 seconds. For added convenience, the hood can be operated while the vehicle is travelling at speeds of up to 50 km/h (31 mph).

The interior hood lining is made from a sound and heat-insulating fabric. The resulting noise levels are astonishingly low, even when travelling at high speed. Ensuring you hear almost nothing – apart from that typical Porsche sound. Optional equipment includes a tough and lightweight aluminium hardtop which is also easy to fi t. The interior is lined with a sound-absorbent fabric that complements the passenger compartment.

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PerformanceIn the 911 Turbo S models, a modified valve control system and an adaptation of the engine management, combined with an increase in maximum boost pressure by around 0.2 bar, enable the power unit to produce 390 kW (530 hp) between 6,250 rpm and 6,750 rpm and generate a permanently high torque of 700 Nm between 2,100 rpm and 4,250 rpm to deliver even more power to the road.

The consistently high low-end torque of both engine variants means that you can relax behind the wheel – and relax about fuel consumption. Fuel consumption is a consideration that at present is becoming at least as important as performance figures. Including – perhaps particularly – for sports cars of this genre. Despite the increase in power, the 911 Turbo with the standard six-speed manual gearbox uses 9% less fuel than the previous model. It has been possible to reduce CO2 emissions by up to 11%. The fuel consumption and emissions of the 911 Turbo S models are as low as those of the 911 Turbo models, despite 22 kW (30 hp) of extra power output. Both engine variants comply with the Euro 5 emissions standard.

This has required the use of sophisticated technologies and processes. Examples include direct fuel injection (DFI), VarioCam Plus, Variable Turbine Geometry (VTG) and the expansion intake manifold.

On balance, the engine of the 911 Turbo S model demonstrate’s power, even when it’s not just about power in the traditional sense of the word.

When fitted with the manual gearbox, the 911 Turbo Cabriolet sprints from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) in just 3.8 seconds. With PDK and the Sport Chrono Package Turbo with dynamic engine mount system (standard on the 911 Turbo S Cabriolet), it takes even less time, just 3.5 seconds. Top speed is 312 km/h (194 mph). The 911 Turbo S Cabriolet, equipped with PDK as standard, demolishes the 100 km/h (62 mph) barrier in 3.4 seconds and has a top speed of 315 km/h (196 mph).

FUEL CONSUMPTION

Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)

Urban in l/100 km (mpg) ..........................16.7 (16.9)Extra urban in l/100 km (mpg) ................8.2 (34.4)Combined in l/100 km (mpg) ..................11.5 (25.7)CO2 emissions in g/km ..............................270

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Car OverviewDIESEL ESTATES

About the carThis is Mercedes at its best! The E-Class Estate is a

hugely practical executive wagon that’s also classy,

comfortable and refi ned. The E-Class Estate is bigger and

more practical than rival executive wagons. The estate’s

styling is arguably neater than that of the saloon, while

the interior benefi ts from all that additional space in

the rear. An extensive engine range and three trim

levels create plentiful choice. Even the entry-level E 220

CDI turbo diesel models deliver good performance,

while economy throughout the entire range impresses.

Range-topping E 500 and E 63 AMG models provide

startling performance, turning the E-Class into a

seriously fast load carrier.

How much?From €41,541 depending on the model and extras.

Fuel Consumption?Average Fuel Consumption of 44.1mpg (51.4mpg for

economical driving).

CO2 Emissions Emissions are 171 g/km.

How does it drive?The E200 CGI with its supercharged 1.8-litre engine

dispenses a 0-62mph sprint in 8.7 seconds (8.8 with an

automatic gearbox). Its acceleration is more than ample

for the cut and thrust of everyday driving. If you’re a

performance junkie there are numerous options, from

the 3-litre E350CDI (diesel) which can manage 149mph

and 0-62mph in 7.2 seconds to the E63 AMG with its

6.2-litre V8 that drops this time to just 4.6 seconds

while being electronically limited to 155mph. Mercedes

rear-wheel drive and steering now has an easier time

of things with its longer wheel base providing extra

comfort. As well as the option of air suspension, which

smooths things out even further.

Fuel consumption (urban) ........... 34.9 mpgFuel consumption (extra urban) ... 51.4 mpgFuel consumption (combined) ..... 44.1 mpg0 - 62 mph .................................. 6.7 secondsTop speed ................................... 155 mphCylinders ..................................... 6Valves ......................................... 24 vEngine power .............................. 265 bhpEngine torque ............................. 457 lbs/ft

Our Choice: Mercedes-Benz E Class E350 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY Sport 3.0

Why would I want one?Eff ortless carrying capacity is the E-Class estate’s key strength, premium luxury in one smart-looking package. It’s comfortable, good to drive and well equipped.

Mercedes Benz E-ClassDiesel Estate


About the carThe once radical shape of the 5 Series has now matured nicely into a discreet but smart piece of design. In a bid to keep things fresh, BMW has made a few small changes to the latest car. At the front, the headlights and indicators are now clear glass while the kidney grille sits fl ush with the bumper. The air duct in the rear valance has been revised while the side sill gets an additional contour line and horizontal LEDs are used in the rear light cluster. Inside, the door panels and window switches have been redesigned and there’s now eight freely programmable ‘favourites’ buttons on the dashboard so that drivers don’t have to use the infernal iDrive control system quite so much. There’s also an optional Lane Departure warning system off ered.

Fuel Consumption?Average fuel consumption of 44.8mpg (53.3mpg for economical driving).

CO2 Emissions Emissions are 165 g/km.

How much?From €45,250 depending on the model and extras.

How does it drive?The 5 Series Touring serves up a superb combination of comfort and responsiveness. The comfort is partly thanks to the extended wheelbase – the 5 Series is the longest car in its class – while the optional Drive Dynamic Control helped put a spring in our step thanks to the ability to toggle between four chassis-altering settings: Normal, Comfort, Sport and Sport+. In short, when your eyes are focused on what’s in front of you it’s completely possible to forget you’re driving an estate at all. There is a choice of four diesel engines in the line-up, the 530d off ers sports car-like acceleration and lots of pulling power yet the 535d comes with an eight-speed automatic, bringing smoother changes and improved response, but can be specifi ed as an option on all the other models making the 5 Series estate a true all-rounder.

BMW 5 Series Diesel Estate

Why would I want one?If you want an estate car that looks great and drives brilliant yet is still practical, as well as very economical running costs, then the BMW is a great choice.

Fuel cons. (urban)................. 34.9 mpgFuel cons. (extra urban) ........ 53.3 mpgFuel cons. (combined)........... 44.8 mpg0 - 62 mph ........................... 5.7 secondsTop speed ............................ 155 mph

Cylinders .............................. 6Valves .................................. 4Engine power ....................... 299 bhpEngine torque ...................... 443 lbs/ft

Our Choice: BMW 535d M Sport Touring 3.0

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2004 €59,000

HUMMER, H2, 2004, 5 doors, 19,000 km, 5200, petrol, black H2 Hummer Lux with Supercharger. One owner from new. Weekend car only. Every conceivable extra. Excel-lent condition through-out. No offers on price. Contact: 0034646210055

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CADILLAC, ESCALADE

2004 €24,995

4 doors, 42000 km, 6000cc, petrol, black. Gor-geous and unique car! Pristine condition, 22” chrome alloy wheels, very low mileage and always garaged. Very Rare! For more information call: 656 332 744.

CITROEN, C3

2004 €4,950

CITROEN C3 1.4, petrol, 5 door. Only 50,000 km. Yel-low, air con, CD, airbags, ABS, Spanish, new ITV, taxed. 4950 euros.Tel: 677535099

CHRYSLER, 300C

2006 €14,000

3500cc. Immac cond. 4 dr Saloon, LHD, Petrol, 320000 kilometers. Me-tallic grey, tinted glass, 22 inch chrome wheels, leather interior. 2 owners from new. Used only as a holiday car. 656262609 or 07711236226

BMW, X3

2005 €11,000

4 doors, 225000 km, 2.0cc, diesel, black BMW X3 2.0 Diesel Black Contact: 00447966161459

BMW 5 SERIES

2001 €4,100

4 doors, 191000 km, 2.8Lcc, diesel, beige, cream leather int, s/h, Auto tiptronic, Saloon, MOT & Tax for 6 months, I am 2nd owner, meticu-lously looked after car for 6 years, I have all old mots receipts. elec sports seats. 39mpg. +34 578475845

BMW 3 SERIES

2005 €9,900

3 doors, 42750 km, 1800cc, petrol, black, ser-vice history, 4 new tyres, just serviced, perfect runner, small engine, low cost, full m series bodykit standard with car 18” al-loys, ex display model. 603330335

FIAT, PANDA

2005 €3,895

5 doors, 40000 km, 1200cc, petrol, blue. One owner. good condition. elecric windows, CD, air con. 64,000 KMS. Price in-cludes transfer Contact seller via website.

FORD, FOCUS

2003 €3,995

Ford Focus Estate TDCI. Spanish Registered. 5 doors, 247000 km, 1900cc, diesel, silver. Hig Kms, but had engine overhall 2003, diesel, air-con, remote locking, electric windows, CD player, ABS, PAS, €3,995. Rent to buy from €65 a week!! 656826711

FIAT, ULYSSE

2006 €7,500

5 doors, 94000 km, 2.3Lcc, diesel, gold. Great to drive & workhorse too. Good condition, Climate Con-trol, 7-8 seats (rear two rows removable for huge carrying space). Never had any trouble, fully ser-viced & ITV til Dec ‘12 Contact: 0034664645067

FORD, FIESTA

2006 €3,950

Ford Fiesta 1.4tdci diesel 2006 black, manual, 2 years itv, 5dr 170kkm, al-loys, airbags, abs, cd, air-con, power steering, very good condition, very eco-nomical. Only 3950 euros. Tel 677535099

FIAT, DINO

1972 €18,000

2 doors, 50000 km, 2414cccc, petrol, red. Fiat Dino 2.4 Coupe on origi-nal 1972 Spanish plates, major mechanical work carried out, ITV (MOT) till Oct, Classc Car Ins. Good ongoing restoration, drive something different this summer. Contact via web.

AUDI, CONVERTIBLE

1998 €4,995

AUDI A4 QUATTRO CON-VERTIBLE. 2 DOORS, 87100 km, 2800cc, YEL-LOW. LHD, SPANISH REG-ISTERED, ALLOY WHEELS, ELECTRIC ROOF & WIN-DOWS, A/C, CD PLAYER, NEW ITV. 4995 EUROS Contact: 656826711

AUDI A3

2007 €7,450

AUDI, 2007, 3 doors, 58000 km, 2 litre Tdi SE. Blue. Right-hand drive. Great condition. Recently serviced. 2 owners from new. Electric windows and mirrors. Upgraded A5 17 inch alloys. Tow bar, wood trim interior. Call Sam on 603379681.

AUDI, Q7

2007 €27,500

5 doors, 103000 km, 3000cc, diesel, black Q7 Full equip, navigation, sensor de parking, per-fecto estado Contact: 952885250

AUSTIN, METRO

1988 ONLY €200

5 drs, 31180 km, 1275cc, petrol, white 1988 Gib reg Austin Metro. Classic car with lots of character in need of loving home! Has driven through a tornado whilst other cars have been left stranded at the side the road! MOT until May 2013. Sold as seen.

AUDI, CONVERTIBLE

2002 €10,000

2 doors, 100000 km, 2.4cc, petrol, blue. Mint condi-tion, very well looked after, new tyres, recently serviced, new cam belt kit, all extras, parking sen-sors, electric seats, climate control, tiptronic, etc.... interior black. Contact via website.

BMW, X5

2005 €25,995

BMW, X5, 3.0 Diesel Sport in black. 5 doors, 150000 km, 3000cc. Part service History. ITV. 4 Owners from new. A/C, E/W, E/M, Sunroof, alarm. Good con-dition. 0034622672224

CITROEN, C2

2006 €2,500

Car/van. 3 doors, 1400cc, diesel, silver 59000km, hatchback, manual, very good condition, abs, alarm, alloys, cd, c/l, e/w, p/s. UK plates, rhd, 2 seats. Ideal for dogs or light goods! Never used com-mercially. Recently ser-viced. 646228592

FERRARI, 360

2004 €76,000

FERRARI 360 MODENA!!!! 35000 kilometros, como nuevo muy bien cuidado, elegancia y pura veloci-dad!!! 2 doors, 3586cc, petrol, red. Contact: 952885250

FORD, EXPLORER

1999 €2,995

5 doors, 176750 km, 4000cc, petrol, -1 FORD EXPLORE, LHD, SPAN-ISH REG, AIR-CON, AUTO, LONG ITV, NEW TYRES AND LOTS OF HISTORY. THIS IS THE CLEANEST ONE I HAVE SEEN. PRICED TO SELL 2,995 EUROS. Contact: 656826711

FORD, FOCUS

2003 €4,000

5 doors, 200000 km, 1600cc, diesel, silver. Rent to buy 20% down plus insurance, balance over 52 weeks, i.e. This Ford Focus diesel estate - 900 down plus 300 insurance, balance to pay - 62 euros a week!! Over 20 cars to chose from. 691894103

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JEEP, CHEROKEE

1997 €2495

5 doors, 200000 km, 4000cc, petrol, blue JEEP CHEROKEE AUTO LHD SPANISH REG LONG ITV A/C CD-PLAYER ELEC-TRIC WINDOWS CENTRAL LOCKING. DRIVES LIKE A DREAM! 2495 EUROS Contact: 656826711

HUMMER, H2

2004 €59,000

5 doors, 19,000 km, 5200cc, petrol, black H2 Hummer Lux with Su-percharger. One owner from new. Weekend car only. Every conceivable extra. Excellent condition throughout. No offers on price. Contact: 0034646210055

LEXUS -1

2007 €18,000

4 doors, 20000 km, 1600cc, petrol, silver Beuatiful car for sale, one driver, only 5 years old. ITV valid until December 2013. Contact seller via website.

MASERATI, GHIBLI GT Coupe 2

1996 €9,999

Maserati Ghibli GT Bi-Turbo 2 door coupe LHD. Verde Tundar (Met dark green) black leather int. Auto. E/windows, mirrors, seats. A/C. UK reg, can be changed to Spanish. New MOT & f/serv. 112,000 km. Immac cond, drives per-fectly. 952880128

HUMMER, H3

2006 €25,000

Hummer H3 Rojo espec-tacular, techo, cuero, au-tomatic. 5 doors, 54000 km, 3500cc, petrol.Contact: 952885250

Ferrari 360 Spider 06/2001, 25,000 km, convertible, red, petrol €49,999

Porsche 997 Carrera S 355 CV Tiptronic 07/2007, 69,000 km, met black, petrol €49,999

Ferrari F430 F1 Coupe 11/2006, 22,000 km, red, petrol €95,999

Maserati Quattroporte 4.2 Executive GT Duoselect

01/2007, 59,000 km, grey titanium, petrol €44,999

Porsche Cayenne GTS Tiptronic 06/2008, 68,000 km, metallic red, petrol €49,999

Poligono Industrial La Ermita, C. Juan de la Cierva 16. 29600 Marbella, Málaga(+34) 695.376.157 (+34) 685.467.038 (+34) 952.926.694 [email protected] www. marbellaselectedcars.es

GMC, ENVOY

1990 €3,999

GMC Vandura 2500 Ex-plorer, 1990/91, 5.7l V8, automatic, 4 doors, 139000 km, 5700cc, pet-rol, beige. ITV 4/13, very comfy ride for long dis-tance trips. €3999 or best offer. Fuengirola, 657 029 666

HONDA, CR-V

2006 €12,000

Honda CR-V, 5 doors, 127000 km, 2200cc, die-sel, grey. Excellent Condi-tion. Average Mileage. Has Bluetooth, Reversing Sensors etc. Bargain Price! Contact: 0034687715246

FORD, MUSTANG

2006 €26000

2 drs, 1600 km, 4000cc, petrol, blue ex JLS concert car, built by west coast customs for Nokia. Shelby body kit, rouge engine, 22inch tyres, premium sound syst, ABS traction control, all elecs, immob alarm, elec roof, exon fog & spots. 607510109

FORD, MUSTANG

2008 €54,900

2 dr, 35000km, 5400cc, petrol, red. Impressive car, 500 horse power, manual, leather seats, a beast on the road. Contact: 952885250

FORD, FOCUS

2004 €5,995

Spanish registered (au-tomatic), 74000 km, 1600cc, petrol, silver. Left hand drive, 5dr hatch, CD player, air-con, remote locking, electric windows, long ITV, wooden trim. Only 74,000kms from new with full service history. Contact: 656826711

FORD FOCUS ST

2007 €8,995 ono

Ford Focus ST 2. 5 turbo 2007 60k 350 bhp RHD Spanish and English reg. Long itv all taxs paid loads of extras. Priced for quick sale. €8995. Tel 634064890

FORD, MUSTANG

1971 €18,000

2 doors, 50000 km, 351cc, petrol, red beautiful Mus-tang convertible, have full nut and bolt restoration 2003, just had all new tyres, bumpers, wheels, shocker and breaks re-newed. Spanish papers. Absolutely immaculate. Contact: 607510109


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ACCORDING TO LINEA DIRECTA, 3 OUT OF 4 ACCIDENTS RESULTING IN INJURY OR DEATH ARE CAUSED BY DRIVER ERROR

Whenever we fi nd ourselves in a diffi cult or dangerous situation when we are driving we only have a fraction of a second to take a decision and carry it out correctly. Consequently, when drivers take the wrong decision, the number of accidents resulting in death or injury is tripled, as fi gures show that 73% of accidents are caused by drivers making a bad decision, compared to 27% in which they acted correctly.

This is the main conclusion of the study “Decision-making when driving” in which 174,000 accidents resulting in injury or death have been analysed. This means that in the last 4 years, nearly 130,000 accidents resulting in injury or death could have been avoided if the drivers involved had been able to assess the dangers on the road correctly.

The most common errors are due to drivers being distracted, joining roads incorrectly, turning badly, illegally overtaking and not maintaining a safe distance between the vehicle in front. As for types of road, Línea Directa’s report confi rms that conventional roads are the most dangerous, due to the fact that 76% of accidents take place on them. On dual carriageways and motorways, the most common types of accident caused by driver error are rear-end collisions and vehicle crashes, mainly due to sudden braking and the switching of lanes.

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Men aged between 18 and 24 who have held a driving licence for less than two years and the over 65s are those most likely to be involved in accidents due to driver error. The former because they have a lower perception of risk and the latter because they have lost certain skills. On the other hand, women aged between 35 and 64, who have held a driving licence for 15 years or more are those who take the best decisions.

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SUZUKI, JIMNY 1.3 4x4

2008 €8,950

Suzuki Jimny 1.3 4x4 2008, Spanish. 3 doors, 21000 km, 1300cc, petrol, bur-gundy, aircon alloys, roof bars, electric windows. Like new. 8950 euros. Tel. 677535099

TOYOTA, HILUX

2004 €8,000

4 doors, 110000 km, 2500cc, diesel, white Toyota Hilux Double Cab 4x4 LHD, Spanish plates, 110,000 km, Air Con, Truckman Top, Good Con-dition. Drives well. ITV. Good tyres. private owner from new. 8000 euros. Tel: 651198409

VOLKSWAGEN, PASSAT

2000 €895

5 doors, 200000 km, 1900cc, diesel 1.9 sport tdi saloon 2000. Manual 5 speed, saloon, 200,000 miles, FSH, metallic silver, mot-11-2012, 2 owners. abs, A/C, alloys, cd multi-changer, driver & passen-ger airbags, e/mirrors, e/windows. 672 880 749

SUBARU, WRX STI

2002 €9,995

4 doors, 119000 km, 2000cc, petrol, blue SUBARU STI 4X4 SPANISH REGISTERED LHD ALLOY WHEELS TURBO ELECTRIC WINDOWS FULLY LOAD-ED THE CHEAPEST STI IN SPAIN MUST SEE PRICE TO SELL Contact: 656826711

RENAULT, SCENIC

2000 €2,995

5 doors, 1600cc, petrol, silver RENAULT SCENIC SPANISH REGISTERED 2000 AUTOMATIC LONG ITV ELECTRIC WINDOWS ALLOY WHEELS RE-MOTE LOCKING RUNS LIKE A DREAM. Contact: 656826711

RENAULT, CLIO

2005 €4,950

5 doors, 40000 km, 1200cc, petrol, blue RENAULT CLIO 1.2 5DR SPANISH 2005 AIRCON AIRBAGS ABS E WINDOWS CD ECT ONLY 40Kkl SUPER CONDITION 4950euros TEL 677535099

PORSCHE, 911

2004 €44,900

2 doors, 60000 km, 3600cc, petrol, silver Porche 4s, Dos techos, in-terior de cuero, cabriooo perfecto estado Contact: 952885250

PEUGEOT, 306

1998 €1,595

Peugeot 306 convertible, auto, 2 doors, 88000 km, 2000cc, petrol. Red with black leather interior, Pas, electric windows and hood, remote locking, CD player, hard top for the winter. Great holiday or villa car.

PEUGEOT, 206

2001 €1,950

3 doors, 157000 km, 2000cc, petrol, silver 3 Doors, Manual, 12 months ITV, Hatchback, Petrol, Silver. Air condition-ing, Computer, Leather seats, Sports seats,Alloy wheels,headrests, Radio/CD Multichanger, Contact: 672880749

PEUGEOT, 206

2004 €3,700

Peugeot 206 GTI Red 3 door Hatchback. 84,000 km, 2.0cc, petrol.Contact: 666 270 405

PORSCHE, 911

2006 €3,950

2 doors, 43000 km, 3600cc, petrol, grey The proper Porsche - 964 Cab-riolet - 3.6 litre engine. UK registration but left-hand drive. Superb original con-dition; genuine 70000km with service history. Truly immaculate. Contact: 649 264636

PEUGEOT, 306

1999 €600

2 doors, 112000 km, 1600cc, -1, grey Good lit-tle car, old but still lots of life left in her yet. One owner from new. Electric roof. Needs new seat cov-ers but bodywork good. Contact: 667324083


PEUGEOT, 1007

2008 €8,500

3 drs, 34000km, 1600cc, petrol, white. Elec sliding drs. Elec s/r, satnav, ra-diotelephone, emergency gps locator, jukebox, DVD, alarm, roof bars, parking sensors. ABS, ESP, auto lights/wipers, a/c, As new. Orig cost €18,900. 952782714 or 677077213

TVR, 280I

1987 €9,500

2 drs, 18000 km, 2800cc, petrol, yellow Pristine; totally original and un-touched throughout. Documented 18,000 miles only. Ferrari looks at a fraction of the cost. UK registration but left-hand drive. A very driveable classic car. 649 264636

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MERCEDES-BENZ, CLK

2000 €4,995

2 doors, 101000 km, 3200cc, petrol, blue MER-CEDES CLK320 RHD ON UK PLATES. ELECTRIC ROOF & WINDOWS, A/C, CD PLAYER, AMG ALLOY WHEELS. ALL IN VERY GOOD CONDITION Contact: 656826711

MERCEDES-BENZ, CLK

2001 €6,000

2 doors, 140000 km, 2999cc, petrol, silver Mer-cedes clk 230. 2001 rhd, convertible, in good con-dition, Contact: 693917181

MERCEDES-BENZ, CL

2002 €18,995

2 doors, 134000 km, 5000cc, petrol, purple. Fantastic car, every con-ceivable extra, light cream leather, great colour combinations and cost in excess of €125000 when new! For more informa-tion: 656 332 744

MERCEDES-BENZ, SLK

2000 €10,995

2 doors, 24,000 km, 2.3cc, petrol, blue immaculate condition, call 686097133 or email [email protected] for more info.

MERCEDES-BENZ, C CLASS

2009 €21,000

4 doors, 31000 km, 2220 ccc, diesel, bronze 2009 Genuine car with 31000 miles, automatic, 1 pri-vate owner, paddle gears, taxed & mot, Great car to return home with. Tel 6938 16735

MERCEDES-BENZ CLK

2001 €9,500 ono

Mercedes-Benz CLK 430 Avantgarde 2 cabrio, pet-rol, 2001, black with black leather interior, 34,000km, full ITV, everything elec-tric, immaculate inside and out must be seen to be appreciated, lady own-er, 9500 euro ono. Tel 616313890

MERCEDES-BENZ, C CLASS

1998 €7,500

4 doors, 100000 km, 3600cc, petrol, silver Classic C36 AMG Saloon. Impeccable condition throughout - a superb specimen for a collector. Spanish registration. Contact: 649 264636

MINI, COOPER

1978 €4,995

2 doors, 86000 km, 1300cc, petrol, green. Mini, 1275cc 1998, left hand drive, totally original with Minilite alloys, new upholstery, alarm, full ser-vice history, all the MOTs and books. This vehicle at an extra cost can be trans-ferred. 656826711

MERCEDES-BENZ, CLK

1999 €6,950

2 doors, 170000 km, 3200cc, petrol, navy blue 99, Automatic. Convert-ible top, beige leather, parking sensor, Air Con-ditioning, electric roof, lady owner, good condi-tion throughout, 6950 ono, new baby forces sale. 647859666


MERCEDES-BENZ, CLK

1999 €4,950

2 drs, 198000 km, 3200cc, petrol, blue, Full leather int, Remote Locking, E/Windows/Sunrf/Mirrors, ABS, Traction Control, A/C, Climate Control, P/S, Driver, passenger & side Airbags, Cruise Control, Alarm, Immob, Alloy Wheels, CD. 672880749

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SEADOO, SPORTSTAR 1800

2002 €6,200

150 hpcc, white Seadoo Sportstar 1800, 2002. Twin 75 hp rotex engines. ssr registered. Cheap insur-ance. Good fun for sum-mer. Contact: 693917181

YAMAHA SUPERJET

2007 €10,000

YAMAHA SUPERJET spe-cial edition, PWC. 701cc. This Jet Ski has been com-pletely modifi ed with a full engine re-build using all ATP high performance racing products. Over 8,000€ spent on modifi ca-tions. 0034622672224

4 MATER DINGHY Center Console

1995 €3,300

4 MATER DINGHY, Center Console. Great condition, Electric key start, Center console steering. Com-plete with; - Oars - Hand held sat. nav. - Anchor - Trailer - Life jackets for adults and kids - And lots more. Contact seller via website.

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HARLEY DAVIDSON, SPORTSTER

1997 €6,000

4500km, 883cc, red. UK plates, 88 but built in 97. Won 30+ awards, seen on TV, in mags, etc. Lovely run-ner. Has been stood, needs small amount of work on brakes. Needs a bit of tidy-ing but still a head turner. Sounds gorgeous. Pull the birds for only €6000.

HONDA vf1000f CLASSIC

1983 €1,100 ono

40000km, Honda vf1000f, classic. Totally standard classic bike, good tyres and brakes, new battery. One owner, Spanish reg, taxes paid, good fun and fast. See pic and call for any more details: Terry 619617528

YAMAHA, R1

1999 €4,200

12000 km, 100cc, red Yamaha R1 1999, 1200 miles. In very good con-dition. Fast bike, dyno jetted. Wavey brake disc. Nice clean blke.Contact: 693917181

BOMARDIER, DS650

2004 €2,895

5,000 km, 650cc, black. Excellent all round quad bike for the taller and heavier rider who hates small sports quads. Great condition and ready to go!Please contact seller via the website.

CAN AM SPORTS, SPYDER

2009 €12,000

206 km, 1000cc, red CAN AM SPORTS SPYDER SEMI AUTOMATIC BIKE, ALL PA-PERWORK, MIJAS COSTA, IMMACULATE CONDI-TION, VERY LOW MILAGE. HARDLY USED!!!!!!!! Contact: 637118848

SUZUKI, FREEWIND

2005 €1995

66000km, SUZUKI FREE-WIND 650cc, enduro. VERY GOOD CONDITION ONLY 66.000KMS FROM NEW. LONG ITV, ALL PA-PERS PRESENT AND UP TO DATE. ONLY 1995 EU-ROS, POSS PX ANYTHING. PLEASE CALL 691894103

YAMAHA, R1

2005 €5,000

16000 km, 1000cc, red Yamaha R1 2005 5pw 16000k tax and mot. Very clean faultless bike, good tyres, full Akrapovic ex-haust system. All paper work and keys. English plates. Selling due to lack of use. 5000 ovno 603293524

SUZUKI KING QUAD, 700

2005 €3,500

7500 km, 700cc, yellow 700 cc. King Quad, go any-where! Fabulous fun and road legal with Spanish papers, Immaculate Con-dition, fi rst to try will buy Contact: 0034 637 418 906

YAMAHA, DRAGSTAR

1998 €2200

650cc, black Yamaha Dragstar. Lots of new bits in last year, custom paint, loud pipes, wide bars, used daily with no probs, great condition for year, grab a bargain ready for summer. Call for details 689994545

KAWASAKI, ZX10-R

2007 €6,800

998cc, silver Needs to go! 184hp 175kg Reg-istered fi rst time 2010. only 3000km. Had fi rst oil change/tune up per-formed. Very nice, very cheap!! Price from new in 2007 €14000. Contact: 634477761.

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TOYOTA, HILUX

2004 €8,000

4 doors, 110000 km, 2500cc, diesel, white Toyota Hilux Double Cab 4x4 LHD, Spanish plates, 110,000 km, Air Con, Truckman Top, Good Con-dition. Drives well. ITV. Good tyres. Private owner from new. 8000 euros. Tel: 651198409

RENAULT, KANGOO

1997 €1,900

5 doors, 1900cc, diesel, white, new itv, very good condition for age, new battery, new tyres, all papers, reconditioned en-gine 5 years ago. Contact: 952440575

FORD, TRANSIT D4F-DRW

2003 €8,500

4 doors, 150780 km, 350Lcc, diesel, white Ford Transit, C/2003, tipper, MoT Jul 12, tax May 12, vgc, fsh, private seller, air con, p/steering, radio. Contact seller via website.

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2006 €100,000

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