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MILEAGE 1968 WHY WE’RE RUNNING IT To find out why newcomer Jaecoo is one of the UK’s fastest-growing brands I ’ve got a confession. In my previous report, I said the Jaecoo had no auto-hold function,

IF you find yourself sitting in traffic or travelling down the motorway this week, take a look around you. What do you see? Chances are, there will be a handful of cars you barely recognise, from manu

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B YD is the latest Chinese car brand to have decided that the most effective route to making money in Europe is via a mid-sized, £50,000, all-electric crossover. And so, here to try to force its way i

YES, it’s another new Chinese brand offering a confusing array of names and numbers, but Jaecoo is worth paying attention to. Along with sister firm Omoda, and its parent company Chery, Jaecoo is maki

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