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1. 1. It Getz you there on a budget . . .

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 05 July 2006 WHEN it comes to paying the price for modern motoring, you tend to Getz what you pay for.

2. 2. Car misery as petrol creeps to £1 a litre

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 15 July 2006 PETROL prices across the region are inching closer to the é1-a-litre barrier. According to figures compiled by petrol price consumers group petrolprices.com, the average price of a litre of unleaded petrol across the region is now 96.3p.

3. 3. Pills and booze driver gets off

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 14 July 2006 A WOMAN caught driving after taking a cocktail of drink and drugs was cleared by a court because of an amazing loophole in the law. Samantha Cox was found not guilty of failing to provide a breath sample after a marathon 11-hour court hearing - despite her lawyer admitting she had been drinking heavily and taking prescription drugs before getting behind the wheel.

4. 4. Ford to invest £1bn in 'green' technologies

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 17 July 2006 CAR giant Ford is to announce a é1 billion investment in the UK to develop a range of new environmental technologies.

5. 5. Driver's vengeful plan to crush car

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 13 July 2006 A FRUSTRATED driver revealed his unusual plan to wreak revenge on a car manufacturer after his é16,000 vehicle was plagued by a string of faults. Mark Fell-Crook, 29, is planning to crush his Peugeot 307 and send it back to the dealer.

6. 6. A fiver more to fill up on fuel

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 26 July 2006 MOTORISTS are now paying around é5 extra to fill their tanks than they were at the beginning of the year due to record fuel prices.

7. 7. BMW 630i Convertible : not just for haridressers

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 05 July 2006 IT'S an accepted fact that most luxurious convertibles are made with bleached-blonde hairdressers in mind.

8. 8. Driving down car pollution

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 10 July 2006 TEACHER Mark Harrison can sit back and enjoy the ride to work safe in the knowledge he is doing his bit to protect the environment.

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