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After the Chancellor declares ‘it’s time to get Sid investing again’... Where to shop for ‘bargain’ UK small caps Take home a part of Barbie™ The Movie with a collectible Barbie® Corvette®! Inspired by Barbie’s car in the film, this bubblegum-pink beauty looks like it cruised right off the big screen. Barbie® doll is ready for anything dressed in a pink dress with graphic white print, strappy pink shoes and sunglasses perfect for a sunny drive. Singer: “Take Malibu Barbie and her suntan friends with their glasses and their towels … Where the road never ends in Barbie’s new Country Camper.”This National insurance cut is welcome but it doesn't fix Britain's stealth tax problem, says SIMON LAMBERT Now Barbie can travel in style with the Barbie Remote Control Dream Car! This 2.4GHz radio control car has full movement, going forward, reverse, left and right, front and rear lights and can cruise at speeds of 8km/h! At 40cm long, with alloy wheels and finished in the iconic pink styling, this is the ultimate Dream Car Barbie has been waiting for. With the British sports car maker embroiled in an arms race with Porsche, Barbie opted to switch allegiances in the late nineties. The doors open as well! Even the steering wheel works -- spin it to watch the wheels turn in tandem. Barbie doll's signature style shines through with a personalized license plate and silvery Barbie silhouette hood ornament.

This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. To return faulty items see our Returning Faulty Items policy. There's little for Hagerty to put a value on this unique Barbie car other than the closest equivalent in the real world, which was a 2003 chassis sold by RM Sotheby's last year for CHF16.4million

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Graced with a vintage silhouette, this gleaming Corvette® sports retro finishes, white wall tires with chrome rims, and -- what else? -- two Barbie® license plates. According to a series of 1960s novels published by Random House, Barbara Millicent Roberts—yes, that’s Barbie’s full name—grew up in the fictional town of Willows, Wisconsin. She likely didn’t venture far from home in her early years, maybe because she couldn’t. Forced for decades to walk on her tippy toes, Barbie was in desperate need of some wheels. She finally got her first car in 1962. SHARE OF THE WEEK: Pets at Home has swerved gloom felt by peers over past few years, but will resilience waver at its second quarter trading statement ALEX BRUMMER: It's the rift that tore apart OpenAI... Is Big Tech putting profits ahead of safety of humankind?