DERIVATIVE POWER. An authority by which one person enables another to do an act for him. See Powers.

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Driven here is the three-door Seat Ibiza Cupra derivative powered by the most powerful member of the petrol engine lineup.

Seat is still basking in sunny times; Ibiza offers relaxing drive

Driven here is the three-door SEAT Ibiza Cupra derivative powered by the most powerful member of the petrol engine line-up which has become a firm favourite with aficionados of the Cupra breed, but more of that later.

Motors: Another hottie out of the hatch! ROAD TEST SEAT Ibiza 1.8 2.0VT Cupra

This was the derivative powered by the four-litre, V8 turbo diesel engine and recently, Malcolm Robertshaw spent some roadway time in the company of the Audi A8 4.0 TDI.

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But buyers had to wait until the summer of last year for Audi's jewel in the A8 crown - the derivative powered by the four-litre, V8 turbo diesel engine, a model in which I recently spent some roadway time.

New A8 provides relief from executive stress

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