We Drive International's Harley-Davidson LoneStar
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Posted July 2 2009 06:48 AM by Evan McCausland
Did the neighbor just pull a Ford Harley-Davidson F-450 into the drive? If your cycle-loving ego can’t stand to be surpassed, we’ve got the ultimate way to settle the score in your favor: the International LoneStar...
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Filed under: Car Ramblings & Reviews
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Posted July 1 2009 01:27 PM by Automobile Staff
The current state of the automobile industry - so grim and dismal, it's grismal - is on one level very easy to explain. For a single fact reveals all: car sales have crashed, falling from about 17 million in the U.S. in...
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Filed under: Editors' Soapbox, Other Staffers, Chrysler
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Posted June 30 2009 07:22 AM by Jeffrey Jablansky
Everyone seemed a little shocked when I, the office’s token transplanted New Yorker, expressed interest in driving the two largest vehicles currently in our fleet, the Dodge Ram and Ford F-150. “Have you ever driven...
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Posted June 29 2009 03:18 PM by David Zenlea
Did car enthusiasts in the late 1960s know they were in a swiftly passing golden age? Were they able to appreciate it? This I wondered as I hustled through a back road the other day in a Subaru WRX, tasting the bittersweet...
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Posted June 26 2009 06:46 PM by Joe Lorio
Every brand name and logo used in the United States must be registered with the patent and trademark office in Washington, D.C. Naturally, that includes all the automobile makes, both the current ones and (many, many more)...
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Filed under: Antique & Classic Cars, Joe Lorio
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Posted June 25 2009 01:42 PM by Joe Lorio
Most people know that today’s passenger-car diesel engines are much cleaner than those of even a few years ago, but the surprising results from recent testing shows that the heavy-duty diesel engines in big trucks have...
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Filed under: Green, Joe Lorio
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Posted June 23 2009 09:31 AM by Joe DeMatio
Jesse James claims he has set a new Land Speed Record for a hydrogen vehicle. "LandSpeed" Louise Ann Noeth, the most prominent Land Speed Record journalist alive today, says, um, not so fast, Jesse.
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Filed under: Motorsports, Joe DeMatio
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Posted June 17 2009 01:49 PM by Automobile Staff
Driving and testing the new Ford Taurus and Taurus SHO has underscored the tectonic shift that has taken place at FoMoCo. We are convinced that Ford has forgotten critical knowledge it once knew. Here are the top...
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Filed under: Car Ramblings & Reviews, Don Sherman, Ford, Sedans
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Posted June 14 2009 08:07 PM by Joe Lorio
At the Bonhams collector-car auction in Greenwich, Connecticut in early June, there were many highly regarded classic cars for which the well-heeled bidders might raise their paddles: a 1931 Chrysler Imperial LeBaron...
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Filed under: Antique & Classic Cars, Joe Lorio
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Posted June 12 2009 01:08 PM by Rusty Blackwell
In central Italy, modern Mini Coopers are mid-size and pizza is supposed to come with crispy, even slightly charred, crust. It is here that the Bridgestone tire company opened a state-of-the-art, 346-acre proving ground in...
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Filed under: Tech Talk, Rusty Blackwell, Other Manufacturers
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