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Date: 15th May 1984
Service: CEEFAX
Region: N/A
Original Broadcast Channel: BBC2
Current Page: 263
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P263 CEEFAX 263 Tue 15 May 21:11/42 1/4 Edited by Ian Royce O A coinless parking meter which uses cards in a similar way to British Telecom's Cardphone system has been developed by a British firm. Electronic credits on the card are subtracted according to the time parked. Thefts from meters and motorists' search for coins would be avoided. The Nissan 300 ZX Turbo, said to be Japan's fastest car, is on sale in Britain at £16,996. The 300 ZX uses a V6 engine which delivers 228bhp, and has a claimed top speed of 155mph. A normally-aspirated ZX is available at £14,349. More
P263 CEEFAX 263 Tue 15 May 21:21/18 2/4 Edited by Ian Royce O A motorway relief road to by-pass "spaghetti junction" linking the M5 and M6 between Birmingham and Wolverhampton has been announced by the Transport Department. The 26-mile road will have two, three-lane carriage -ways and construction is due to start in about 1990. Toyo Kyogo of Japan has changed its name to the one by which its products are best-known - Mazda. The first Mazda appeared in the 1930s, and the company now follows Toyota, Nissan and Honda in the vehicle-building league in Japan. More
P263 CEEFAX 263 Tue 15 May 21:14/19 3/4 Edited by Ian Royce O The rules governing the priority of traffic at roundabouts in France have been changed to those which exist in Britain - the car on the roundabout has priority. But confusingly, the old system still applies at some roundabouts in France. These are signposted in advance. VW has returned to profits after two years of big losses. Sales in the US boosted the recovery, but Latin American Nperations continue to make a loss. The VW chief in West Germany said the strike by metalworkers in his country could hit VW's recovery. More
P263 CEEFAX 263 Tue 15 May 21:07/25 4/4 Edited by Ian Royce O The Government has urged magistrates to impose heavier fines on motorists who avoid paying vehicle excise duty. A junior Treasury minister has said people "of marginal honesty" would "take a chance" unless penalties were sufficient. The name Mitsubishi is to prefix that of all Colt products in Britain, eg, the Colt Starion will be marketed as the Mitsubishi Colt Starion. Sir Clive Sinclair's plans to build an electric vehicle at the De Lorean factory in Belfast have been abandoned.Motoring updated on Fridays More
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