Dodge Journey: Stigma-Free Stand-In for the Minivan   30 May 2008 22:19 GMT
With the Dodge Journey, Chrysler is trying to woo minivan shoppers who are in denial.


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Chrysler Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan: Redesign Rearranges the Furniture   30 May 2008 22:19 GMT
Chrysler’s minivans get their biggest makeover in 12 years, but their designs still lag behind their rivals at Honda and Toyota.


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Books: Road Maps to Automotive Adventures   30 May 2008 20:33 GMT
Recent books about automobiles offer everything from an armchair tour of dream garages to a history of Henry Ford’s Model T.


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Technical Service Bulletins: Small and Large Problems   30 May 2008 20:12 GMT
Oil-pressure problems with Audis and fuel-filter issues for Hyundais are among the latest technical service bulletins from auto manufacturers.


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Old Meters Mean Double the Price at the Pump   29 May 2008 06:44 GMT
Using pumps so old that the meters go only as high as $3.99 a gallon, some service stations are pricing gasoline by the half-gallon.


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Auto Industry Feels the Pain of Tight Credit   27 May 2008 17:43 GMT
Squeezed by the credit crunch and the softening economy, the American auto industry faces what may be its worst year in more than a decade.


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Wheelspin: Hanging With a Fast Crowd   25 May 2008 08:57 GMT
Many young racecar drivers hope to be noticed, but spotting new talent is not an exact science.


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A Carrot? A Stick? No, a Cobra   24 May 2008 03:42 GMT
No incentive to boost academic performance could be more powerful than a Shelby 427 Cobra.


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Behind the Wheel | 2008 BMW 128i and 135i: Less, Yes, but Not by a Lot   24 May 2008 03:38 GMT
Perhaps leery of the skepticism that often greets entry-level luxury cars, BMW isn’t promoting the 1 Series for its price, but rather its pared-down size and spunky attitude.


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The Sportsman’s Life in a ‘Bathtub Nash’   23 May 2008 02:26 GMT
The Nash Airflyte, known as the "Bathtub Nash," was once the vacation vehicle of choice for outdoorsmen, with seats that turned into a bed.


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