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Honda growth in high gear

Carmaker sees 41-per-cent increase in sales spurred by the launch of new models

OUTLOOK

Honda growth in high gear
Carmaker sees 41-per-cent increase in sales spurred by the launch of new models

High fuel prices drive bike sales
The motorcycle market experienced 3-per-cent growth in the first half of the year, with new motorcycle....

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Toyota cuts sales forecast
Carmaker predicts a dip in pickup sales this year as consumers hold back on purchases

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New-look Colorado
This Chevy used to be all about American pickup design; the latest version's appearance is less macho but....

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Crossroad or cross-breed?
Macho Honda with more than a hint of Hummer

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Test Drive

Swimming among Sharks
The Tata Xenon aims to woo buyers in an already cutthroat pickup market

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My Wheels

Art on wheels
Patima Jeerapaet is crazy about the design of his 1973 Fiat X1/9 Spider, but before he could use it he had to....

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Auto Talk

Why diesel scores over other fuels
It has been more than 30 years since I began working in the automotive sector, whether as a newspaper writer....

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Audio

Burn in your gear to get the best sound
Every audiophile would know that electronic components, speakers and cables improve with use.

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Safety in the cool season

Yellow lights are your best bet for driving through mist and fog

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Opel Omega is an interesting buy, but check that radiator

Opel has been in Thai customers\' minds since its compact car, the Corsa, hit local roads 10 years ago. It has been one of the leading auto brands in European countries, but its presence here has been hurt by poor after-sales service. In fact, Opel\'s image here was so badly damaged that General Motors, which owns the German auto-maker, decided to replace the marque with the Chevrolet brand when it fully entered the Thai market in the late 1990s.

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