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Did you know the Japanese built a GTO?

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It didn't have had three deuces and a four-speed - or a 389. Instead, it had state-of-art technology, including an available twin-turbocharged and intercooled DOHC V-6, viscous-coupled all-wheel-drive system, four-wheel-steering and...

2011 Nissan Maxima

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Competition is good - but not always necessarily for the seller. When Nissan introduced the Maxima way back in 1981, the idea of a "four door sports car" - as the car...

Camaro, Challenger and Mustang: Great Cars – But Not Muscle Cars…

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The Dodge Challenger, Chevy Camaro and Ford Mustang are great performance cars, but they aren't muscle cars. That species is extinct - and there's no bringing them back.  Muscle cars were born...

Christmas Wish List…

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Christmas is only hours away now. Maybe Santa will leave one or two of the following things under the tree... * Lower gas prices - Unleaded regular is creeping back up to $3...

Oil Change Intervals Changing: What You Should Know

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It may not be necessary to change your vehicle's oil and filter as often as you once did. Recommended service intervals have been increasing over the past few years from as...

Are you a Clover?

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What's a Clover? It's a person who needs some help behind the wheel - but doesn't realize it. To put a finer point on it, a Clover is a person who...

The Car Log

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One of the first things I do after I buy a vehicle is buy a small spiral-bound notebook (spiral-bound because a pen or pencil fits nicely in the binding.) On the...

The Truth About “Giving You a Break” . . .

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I've had people criticize my criticism of "speeding" tickets. They say I'm encouraging or at least defending wrongful, dangerous activity. But I'd like to ask them a question. If "speeding" is...

2011 Ford Flex Ecoboost

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Hey fool! Custom vans were popular once - a long time ago. They combined coolness, power and utility in the same package. But they disappeared because of the Rise of the Minivan...

Shipping a Motorcycle: The Nightmare Begins

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There are two bear traps waiting to snap shut on your leg when buying a bike online. The first, of course, is buying the bike itself. If you're going by an...
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