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Spanner Addicts produce the Spanner Report

Spanner Addicts are our favourite bunch of mad mechanics and now they’ve got a magazine out… If you like getting your hands dirty and getting stuck into a restoration then they are your cheerful and expert guides. You can watch their brilliant videos here. https://www.youtube.com/c/spanneraddicts Read their brilliant new magazine right here. https://issuu.com/t5publications/docs/spanner_report_1_26.10.18 Please let

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Dolph Lungren Pumps it Up with Volvo Excavators

Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) has teamed up with Swedish star Dolph Lundgren to showcase the ultimate in excavator endurance in stunt-filled mini-movie Pump It Up and coming soon to Free Car Mag as we were lucky enough to interview the great man and ask him about trucks, excavators, Hollywood and Christmas. Revealing the toughness,

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MFKZ is our sort of madcap MANGA cartoon

MFKZ centers on young Angelino and his skull-and-flame pal Vinny, who live in a seedy tenement in an L.A.-inspired dystopian metropolis – a burnt-out, gang-and-cockroach-ridden, neo-urban hell. Following a scooter accident Angelino starts experiencing migraines, strange hallucinations and fits of rage-inspired superpowers, as he slowly awakens to the truth of his origins: he is half"

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Diagnostic Checks can cost up to £180 says motoreasy

Franchised dealers are charging up to £180 for a simple car diagnostic check that can take as little as 30 minutes, according to MotorEasy, the car ownership and maintenance service. An investigation of franchised dealers across the country revealed consumers aren’t always getting a fair price when it comes to finding out what’s wrong with

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Car Manufacturers use too much Jargon says motoreasy

Car manufacturers are guilty of confusing drivers with complicated names for common features and simple technology. MotorEasy has revealed some of the most baffling lingo used by car makers as it continues its fight for “plain English” in the UK automotive industry. The car ownership and maintenance service has launched the ‘Lost in Translation’ campaign

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