2009 Bentley Continental Flying Spur Speed

The Continental Flying Spur Speed has a more powerful 600bhp (610PS/449kW) version of Bentley`s highly acclaimed W12 with 553 lbft (750 Nm) of torque.
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LED torch gives you a head start!

Working on a car at night normally means holding a torch with one hand – limiting what you can do under the bonnet.
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Cadillac BRX

GM sends new Caddy SUV out testing
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Bury technologies hands-free

now you really can make hands-free phone calls without lifting a finger! The new Bury Technologies CV9040 set-up can be operated solely by speech.With its advanced voice recognition, it claims to recognise 95 per cent of all verbal instructions – no matter how quickly you speak or complicated the command.
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Get cabin fever with new range

Spruce up your worn interior with the Sportex line-up from Winplus.The range includes seat covers, at £15.99. They come in a choice of red, blue and grey, and use a high-quality foam cushioning.
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MINI Convertible

MINI Convertible caught soaking up the sun
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Le Mans roadcar gallery

We look at some of the most memorable cars to come out of Le Mans.
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Sat-nav’s tourist guide

the latest navigation unit from Geosat not only tells you how to get to your destination, but will give you the weather forecast and list the best places to eat when you’re there, too.
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Bolts have got crooks’ number

You can spend a fortune on alarms and immobilisers for your car. But what about the wheels? The new Blocky security bolts from ADL are a cost-effective way to beat thieves.Each set has a complex key system promising more than 100 combinations, while the firm says its testing programme ensures they can stand up to even the most rigorous attacks.
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Child seat a cure for growing pains

Having children can be costly – not least when they grow out of things. So the new adjustable child seat from Sunshine Kids could be just the answer.It’s suitable for child seat groups 2 and 3, or four-to-11-year-olds weighing up to 36kg and standing 96.5cm to 152cm tall.
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