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Since its 1970 introduction, Nissan's "Z-car" has appeared in many forms - some better, some not so much. During the '80s, in particular, it got ever-heavier . . . and ever-more-expensive.
But Nissan returned the Z-car to its roots with the 2003 redesign - and that trend continues with the just-updated 370Z, which is now available in convertible form.
WHAT IT IS
The 370Z is a two-seat, RWD sports coupe/convertible.
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Toyota has been reeling from the public relations fallout of tag-team recalls affecting millions of its vehicles, including the best-selling Camry sedan and Prius hybrid.But does this mean Toyota vehicles are bad cars? Not necessarily. And, they may be very good buys these days - which is something to keep in mind. Fir... |
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 Beauty can be more than skin deep - and the 2010 Jaguar XK proves it.
Heavily updated in all the right places, it's now one of the smartest choices in its segment, in addition to being one of the easiest to fall in love with.
WHAT IT IS
The XK is an ultra-luxury high-performance GT coupe/convertible. It technically se... |
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France had Marie Antoinette. America has guys like former GM CEO Fritz Henderson - the poster boy for all that is wrong with the crony capitalist system this country has de-evolved into. Fired late last year as GM imploded - he's baaaaaack. As a "consultant" - and for about $60,000 per month. That's right, chief - p... |
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History does repeat itself - with the second go 'round often being an ironic replay of the first.
Consider: American car companies lost market share in the '70s and '80s to a great extent because they lost consumer confidence. Slipshod assembly, spotty quality control - embarrassing recalls. Buyers came to believe that Americ... |
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