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Best Luxury Cars in History

You don’t have to be a car buff to enjoy these pictures.  see cars Can’t afford a vinatage Duesenberg.  Learn about servicing your car in the real world.
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Wild & Weird: Automotive Art

You have to see how these people have decorated their cars.  see video There’s more than on way to have a cool car.  Proper air conditioning service is the easiest.
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Scooters & Motorcycles Get a Boost

Hey – the stimulus package even covers 2-wheelers.  read more Shocked by the price of a new car?  Well, take care of the shocks and struts on your current vehicle.
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Resale valus for Chrysler vehicles drop 6%

After the automaker filed for bankruptcy, values for 3-year old Chrysler vehicles fell.  read more Keep your older vehicle on the road.
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Keep Your Air Fresh: Cabin Air Filter

A cabin air filter cleans the outside air before it comes into the passenger compartment. It filters out dust, pollen, spores, etc.
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Chocolate Powered Race Car

Don’t laugh – it really works.  A Formula 3, chocolate-powered race car.  read more It may not smell like chocolate, but you can make sure your exhaust system is up...
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Chrysler: Out of Bankruptcy by Month’s End

A new ruling could greatly speed Chrysler’s bankruptcy process.  read more Proper tire rotation and wheel balancing will save you money.
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Lotus Exige 270E

This Tri-Fuel sports car could see production.  read more Even if you don’t have a Tri-Fuel car, you can still improve your fuel economy.
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U of M: New Institute of Automotive Research and Education

General Motors has partnered with University of Michigan to create the institute that may well develop the next generation of automotive technology.  read more Your technician is trained to keep...
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Keep Old Faithful Running

So let’s say you’re one of the average; you’ve got a nine year old car with 80,000 miles on the odometer. What can you to do make it last another...
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