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Posted July 11 2008 10:22 AM by thomas_voehringer
Some people hate their commute. I endure mine only because it's a relatively short distance, I travel in swiftly moving traffic most of the time, and finally, because of the crazy Southern California loonies on the road.
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Posted June 16 2008 10:06 AM by TT Editors
Like its Toyota Matrix twin, the Pontiac Vibe has been reinvigorated for the 2009 model year. Unlike the 2009 Toyota Matrix, though, the 2009 Pontiac Vibe has undergone a more subtle restyling, at least from the front....
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Posted June 10 2008 01:25 PM by Mark Williams
I got home late the other night, after taking a flight from Continental's Texas proving grounds. It was dark as I stumbled past the debris in my cluttered garage. When I got inside, I asked my 15-year-old daughter how her...
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Posted June 2 2008 03:03 PM by Melissa
The newly redesigned Ford F-150 is certainly Ford Motor Company's single most important new model to hit the market.
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Posted May 16 2008 04:49 PM by Melissa
Some people consider traveling cross-country a bore, while others consider following the roads that keep our nation moving quite an adventure. I'm one of those adventurous types who see beyond the miles of flat asphalt...
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Posted April 18 2008 12:09 PM by Melissa
My sunny Friday mid-morning drive yielded a lot of eye candy and beater-classics on the open road. Take a look at what caught my eye this wonderful morning.
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Posted April 14 2008 11:04 AM by Todd Lassa
...global warmer Ford Expedition Limited EL in off-white with smoked headlamp covers and global warming ender Killface. Every time I see one of these Expeditions, I think of the star of adult swim's "Frisky Dingo,"...
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Posted April 11 2008 03:38 PM by thomas_voehringer
Some trucks and SUVs have huge blindspots. Here's a technology that overcomes them.
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Posted April 11 2008 02:33 PM by Allyson Harwood
While it would make sense for cars, trucks, and SUVs to be painted in simple colors like "red" and "blue," that's never the case. Automakers use their own brand-specific paint mixes, and each one gets its own name....
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Posted April 7 2008 05:24 PM by TT Editors
Automakers these days are cramming third row seats into vehicles of all shapes and sizes, from the lilliputian Kia Rondo to the lumbering Chevrolet Suburban. But not all of these third rows are created equal. The average...
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Posted March 25 2008 08:40 AM by Matt Stone
As they say, "I never thought it would happen to me." I walked out of my house one morning to hop into my '72 Ford F100 Custom Cab long bed pickup, and it tweren't there. I stood where it was parked, looking...
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Posted March 10 2008 04:48 PM by TT Editors
Following Mahindra's announcement last year that it plans to enter the American market with a diesel-powered pickup and 'ute, the other major Indian auto manufacturer, Tata, also is looking into the possibility.
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Posted March 10 2008 04:34 PM by Todd Lassa
Courvoisier, a Sean Jean velvet jacket, sultry hip-hop soul that's kinda Barry White meets Snoop Doggy Dog and a babe by your side. And a Suzuki Grand Vitara. No, we don't buy it either, but an Indiana Suzuki dealership,...
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Posted March 10 2008 04:16 PM by Todd Lassa
Did you run into more rush hour backups than usual on Monday morning? Auto accidents go up on the Monday after a switch to daylight savings time, the Detroit Free Press reports.
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Posted March 5 2008 04:12 PM by TT Editors
Readers who wheel-watched in the 1970s and 1980s may remember what were then known as freaks: things like Datsun Z-car, Chevy Vega, and Dodge Charger bodies fitted on top of four-wheel-drive frames to make 4x4 coupes.
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