C.E. Issue 34: Sept 25 >> Oct 02 1999
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Toyota were victorious in China

Frenchman Didier Auriol braved the torrential conditions in China to bring his Toyota Corolla home first, in front of Briton Richard Burns in the Subaru Impreza. Both Ford Focus hit the same rock to put them out of the rally side by side! Click here for the full report by S.O'.
The final round of the Auto Trader British Touring Car Championship was held in the streaming rain in Silverstone. It didn't change the championship (Nissan dominated), but it did provide the usual thrills and spills! Alex Boheimer reports. Click here for his account of the race.
The Silverstone circuit was slippery enough to worry the safety car!

The sexy Volkswagen Concept D from Frankfurt
Volkswagen have shown the new Concept D at the Frankfurt Motor Show. This week we take a look at the concept. Click here for the report.
Luxembourg qualifying results now online
Rain interrupted normal play today as the leading drivers struggled to qualify. Click here to view the qualifying times.
Frankfurt Show round-up
New car launches and concepts abound at Frankfurt this week. We have previewed much of it. Here's the rest! Click here to read the full round-up.
Neil Blackbourn describes his views of foreign cars
Neil Blackbourn recently traversed the globe in search of his fantastic WRC photos. Click here for his views of the cars he drove on the way.
The Nissan Almera is one of this week's new cars The Volkswagen Golf Estate has been launched in the UK The smart roadster was shown at Frankfurt - full details here The BMW Z9 coupe was one of the stars of this year's Frankfurt Motor Show

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  • Steering Column:
    Neil Blackbourn reports on the 'foreign' cars he drove while on his travels in search of the perfect WRC photography.
  • All Torque:
    Alex Boheimer vents some steam on the subject of the UK's archaic speeding philosophy.





NEWcars

The all-new Toyota MR2 will be shown at the London Motor Show Daewoo to show MPV concept at London Motor Show Mitsubishi celebrate their 25th anniversary at the London Motor Show Ford seemed to have a lot to say at Frankfurt Bentley add traditional V8 engine to revised line-up
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