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FaiyazSultan
Honda CR-Z and Fit Hybrids Going To Japan in 2010 (not usa)
hondainthenews.com — Honda has announced that the CR-Z hybrid sports car and the Fit hybrid will officially be sold in Japan by the end of 2010. With these two models, Honda hopes to be boosting its already green image in order to become the greenest automaker in the business. More…
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fredericcash82
Craigslist - NINJA HAULER: 2005 Nissan Xterra
sanantonio.craigslist.org — OK, let me start off by saying this Xterra is only available for purchase by the manliest of men (or women). My friend, if it was possible for a vehicle to sprout chest hair and a five o'clock shadow, this Nissan would look like Tom Selleck. More…
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DuggItUK
DiggScott
Pontiac G8: Not Dead Yet
wheels.blogs.nytimes.com — The Pontiac division may not have been worth saving, but Pontiac's flagship, the G8, might live on as a Chevy. “We consider it too good to waste,” he said about the G8, which has received favorable reviews from critics. “So we’re studying the feasibility of bringing it in as a Caprice for both law enforcement and the public.” More…
Branchex
Ford Engine Ignition Replaces Spark Plugs With Laser
climatebiz.com — Ford Motor Co. and researchers at the University of Liverpool are developing a car ignition system that swaps spark plugs for a laser beam to start vehicles while generating fewer greenhouse gas emissions. Ford plans to install the laser ignitions in a small range of vehicles before expanding the laser ignitions on a larger scale. More…
hbyrneHow Do I Buying A Car At Auction?
wvu212.wordpress.com — Have you heard of the great deals people are getting from buying cars at auction. People who sell cars at auction don't want the car and sometimes will take any price just to sell them. Learn how to buy car's at auction and how to find the best car auction's nearest you. More…
Urine could power future cars
carthusiast.com — Our fuel problem has been solved! Or has it? Ohio State University professor Gerardine Botte and her team have developed a nickel-based electrode that is able to oxidize urea [(NH2)2CO] that will help in assisting for easy extraction of the Hydrogen atoms. More…
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