

<span>Alfa has turned to Ferrari for its flagship engine. It’s a 3.0-litre V6 Bi-turbo petrol unit, pumping out an astonishing 503bhp.</span>
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Seeing a car this size tackle a rock slope is just as impressive as seeing a bear climb a tree.
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All engines emit less than 150g/km of CO2, and the diesels are true economy champions. The sDrive18d emits just 114g/km of CO2 and returns a claimed 68.9mpg.
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The driving experience in the GLC has been designed on comfort and refinement.

The 6.6-litre turbocharged V12 is promised to be whisper quiet.
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Under the skin, Mercedes has concentrated on making the Cabriolet as strong and stiff as possible.

The 308 GTi takes on the Ford Focus ST and SEAT Leon Cupra.
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Official pictures of the fourth-generation Renault Megane have been revealed, ahead of its launch at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show.

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