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How a giant American Cadillac copes with English country life

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A presidential limousine in the UK? That can only spell traffic chaos. Badged as a Cadillac, The Beast is based on a truck chassis and weighs a supersize nine tons. Stretching to 19ft long – a Fiat 500 measures less than 12ft – the heavily armoured vehicle has famously struggled to negotiate our narrow roads.
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A Cadillac? An electric car? The runners and riders for the next Popemobile

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By Jeremy Taylor Verified
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It’s a conundrum for any newly appointed boss – does my company car send out the right message? With an estimated flock of 1.4 billion Catholics, Pope Leo XIV’s choice of motor is sure to lift some eyes to the heavens. While His Holiness will remain adorned in traditional white cassock and skullcap, the Apostolic Palace’s latest incumbent may choose to express himself with an automotive upgrade, one that truly reflects his position as Supreme Pontiff.
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The best and worst Scottish cars, from the infamous Hillman Imp to a £30k supercar

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By Jeremy Taylor Verified
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Had Robert Burns been alive today, he would have gnawed his quill to the nib struggling to write a romantic poem about the Scottish motor industry. Automotive manufacture is generally a dreich subject for proud Caledonians, whose efforts in shipbuilding, whisky and oil exploration are better known. A search hither and yon for extant “motor manufacturers of Scotland” offers little encouragement.
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