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  Oscar-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow descended on Piccadilly in London to attend the launch of the latest Audi - the RS 6 Avant - an estate with supercar performance. The RS 6 Avant is powered by a twin-turbo V8 engine and it is the most potent Audi currently made.  It features 560Ps and 700Nm of torque, a sprint time to 62 mph of just 3.9 seconds and a top speed electronically limited to 155mph (which can be raised to 189mph upon request). Gwyneth has many links with Audi through the movies – as Pepper Potts she drove models from the prestige German brand in all three of the Iron Man action series  –  and America’s leading lady of the moment also drives an Audi in Los Angeles.  Gwyneth marked the car’s  launch by signing its ‘Lunar Silver’ leather interior and immortalizing it as an unrepeatable one-off.

We are delighted to announce that drivers in Singapore can now enjoy greater savings and rewards when they pump at Shell with their new credit card partners, HSBC and Citibank. Shell customers will be able to enjoy up to 19%* savings on their fuel purchases with HSBC cards, and up to 18.1%* savings with Citibank cards. The new partnerships are part of Shell’s continuing efforts to deliver quality fuels and better value to drivers in Singapore.

  The all new 2014 Cadillac CTS sedan will offer more interior space, power and technology with more than 20 new standard features compared with the current model. The third generation CTS sedan has grown both inside and out, with an all-new design that is longer, lower and leaner.  It is five inches longer, with an expanded interior space and 244 pounds lighter than the previous model. “CTS has always been Cadillac’s centerpiece, and as our brand expands and elevates the car properly grows to its true place” said David Leone, CTS executive chief engineer. “With last year’s addition of the award-winning ATS compact luxury sedan, CTS will directly challenge the luxury midsize competition with uncompromised performance, luxury and technology.”