• Beneath the boxy clothing of each lies a platform and power-train borrowed from one of Honda's more popular saloon cars.

    ECONOMIST: The trouble with excellence

  • SUVs' occupants are three times more likely to die from their vehicle rolling over than are the occupants of saloon cars.

    ECONOMIST: America's favourite mode of transport is under attack

  • Market research revealed that ageing baby boomers and their children were tired of boring, functional saloon cars no matter how clever their design.

    ECONOMIST: The trouble with excellence

  • Ford is bringing in slightly Americanised versions of saloon cars that have been successful in Europe, while GM plans to do the same with versions of its German-designed Opels.

    ECONOMIST: A crowded car industry

  • In the TV ad, Coulthard, who retired from racing in October after a spell in saloon cars, demonstrates to motorists that even the best drivers adjust their speed on country roads.

    BBC: David Coulthard

  • He campaigned hard for the cabbies of his home town who, after a long court battle, were forced to change their saloon cars back to traditional London black cabs at great cost.

    BBC: Parmjit Singh Gill

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