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With airlines charging and an arm and a leg to check anything larger than a teabag, you'll probably come out mailing your luggage.

A week's worth of car shows celebrating everything from the Model-T to three-wheeled post-war microcars shows us where the automobile has been, where it's going and how the past will shape the future.

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Porsche is working on a new special edition in order to celebrate its 60th birthday: a Sport version for its successful Cayman S. The Cayman S Sport will cost around £47000 and feature a two-tone colour scheme inspired by the 911 GT3, complete with stickers down the side with coordinating wheels. There will be no power upgrade, it will only feature sports chrono packs, limited colours and tweaks to brakes and suspension and maybe a few extra bhps. (...)

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Chevrolet revealed the official web page for the 2010 Camaro, a web page that reveals full details on the future muscle car. Sales will begin in early 2009. The Camaro is built on GM's global;l RWD platform and will be offered in V6-powered LS and LT models, as well as the V8-powered SS. All models and powertrain combinations include efficient six-speed transmissions. The standard LS and LT models will be powered by a 3.6L DI VVT V6 engine with a projected 300 hp and manual six-speed (...)

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