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The Jaguar XF has yet again won a 'car of the year' award.

Making its world debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show, the Lexus LF-Ch full hybrid concept is Lexus’s first approach to the competitive European premium compact segment.

The LF-Xh hybrid concept vehicle will be unveiled at the Paris Motor Show next week, as will the new LS 460 AWD with permanent all-wheel drive and a full-line up of Lexus Hybrid Drive models.

Lexus will reveal the new IS 250 Convertible at the Paris Motor Show next month. Following the launch earlier this year of the ultra-high performance IS F, this will be the third derivative in the IS range.

The LF-Xh hybrid concept vehicle will be unveiled at the Paris Motor Show next week. And so will the new LS 460 AWD with permanent all-wheel drive and a full-line up of Lexus Hybrid Drive models. Earlier this month, the latter made its world premiere at this year’s Moscow International Motor Show.

The forthcoming Paris Motor Show will see the unveiling of a string of significant new products from Mitsubishi. There will be three world premieres, starting with the Lancer Sportback - Mitsubishi's distinctive five-door "sports hatch" for the C/D segments.

Lexus has unveiled the IS 250 convertible, the third model in the firm’s entry level range. This coupe/cabriolet is a rival to the likes of BMW’s 3-Series drop-top – is a proper four-seater with a three-piece metal roof that folds flat into the boot in 20 seconds. It will go on sale here by next summer.

The Citroen C5 has been voted Semperit Irish Car of the Year 2009 by the Irish Motoring Writers Association, writes Padraic Deane.

The Citroen C5 has been voted Semperit Irish Car of the Year 2009 by the Irish Motoring Writers Association (IMWA) writes Padraic Deane. The announcement was made at an awards ceremony last Friday in Dublin, which was attended by leading figures from the motor industry. 

Lexus will take its advanced hybrid power technology to a higher level in 2009 with the launch of the new RX 450h.