2008 Saturn Astra: Traveling on Dual Passports   01 Mar 2008 04:29 GMT
The Astra is the latest Saturn model to illustrate the company’s transition toward shapely and sophisticated design.
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Auto Ego: Lament for a Limping Pony   01 Mar 2008 04:28 GMT
For Mariano La Manno, the cars he has owned are biographical bullet points of his desires, goals and sacrifices.
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New Pickups Are Packing   01 Mar 2008 04:27 GMT
While builders of big trucks focus on making drivers comfortable, builders of pickups focus on fitting more stuff into their trucks.
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A Big Rig to Call Home, With Style   01 Mar 2008 04:26 GMT
With styling elements from the 1930s and modern amenities for comfort, a new truck was designed to lure more drivers behind the wheel.
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A Tough Guy Has a Weak Spot   01 Mar 2008 04:24 GMT
The Hummer H3 was less mighty than its less macho competitors in the most recent frontal crash test results released by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
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E-ZPass Was Just the Beginning   01 Mar 2008 04:24 GMT
Electronic collection is increasingly the answer for states looking to boost revenue from toll roads.
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German Cousins Seeking Citizenship   01 Mar 2008 04:22 GMT
Cars sold as Saturns in the United States are largely designed by Opel, making them truly a different kind of car.
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Big Wheels for Iraq’s Mean Streets   22 Feb 2008 23:53 GMT
Despite their military provenance, most of the new armored vehicles coming out of American factories share components with heavy-duty civilian trucks.
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Wheelspin: GT-R Waiting Game About to End   22 Feb 2008 21:11 GMT
The anxiously awaited Nissan GT-R may be the first car whose reputation was forged primarily in the virtual world.
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Handlebars: Diesel-Sipping Motorcycle for the Marines   22 Feb 2008 17:50 GMT
With a different engine and a few other modifications, the workhorse Kawasaki KLR650 became the motorcycle of choice for the United States Marine Corps.
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