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Caffyns has announced a raft of changes to its board of directors following the retirement of chairman Brian Carte due to ill health.

Ever heard of California’s Spocom Autoshow? Nope, nor have we at CCTV Towers but that doesn’t stop us showing this HOT CLIP, containing the sexiest car girls this side of a Paris Hilton/Jessica Simpson wash-off.

Inchcape has reversed its decision to dispose of its Jaguar and Land Rover franchises in the UK having been impressed by new owner Tata’s plans for the brands.

Zara Phillips may be referred to as ‘posh totty’ in some circles but that doesn’t mean she’s not up for a bit of a laugh as our LAND ROVER CLIP OF THE WEEK shows. How do you stop a cocky wideboy putting the boot into your favourite sport? Horse snot, that’s how. Fair play to you m’lady.

Inchcape has reported a resilient set of results for the six months to 30 June bolstered by growth in its operations in emerging markets.

Disgruntled shareholders have declared war on the Caffyn family’s controlling interest in the dealer group which bears its name by effectively inviting bids for the company.

The title of our clip of the week is to do with attractive women in white shirts washing cars. In order to avoid getting hit by the spam police we can’t repeat it here but we can show you HERE and below. The favourite line here at CCTV towers is “look an elephant” but this will make more sense once viewed.

Only in America would you be able to win a car wash from nineties favourite Pamela Anderson but that’s exactly what’s on offer in THIS RIDICULOUS PROMO. What she lacks in technique she makes up in effort – it’s only a matter of time until The Sun cottons on…

If attractive women sticking stuffed toys across their chests grabs your attention then go no further than HERE. Quite possibly this is America’s most bizarre commercial of all time, not to mention its most bizarre product. The Tiddy bear, that’s tiddy with two ds thank you, helps women, and men for that matter, ease the pressure from their car seatbelt. This really has to be seen to be believed.