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Monthly Archives: March 2009
Day-by-Day Review: 2009 Audi A6 3.0T Premium
By James Bergeron Photo Gallery: 2009 Audi A6 3.0T Day 1: Click Image to Enlarge The Fit I drove last week was a vehicle that a practical person would buy. It drives well, it is super fuel efficient and economical. … Continue reading
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Highlights: 2009 Vancouver Auto Show
It runs six days instead of ten days this year, but the 2009 Vancouver auto show weekday hours have been extended and there are plenty of all-new, never-before-seen-in-B.C. vehicles on display, says Editor-in-chief, Greg Wilson. Continue reading
Volt too expensive to be viable: U.S. Gov’t
The planned Chevrolet Volt extended-range hybrid holds promise, but will be too expensive to be immediately viable, according to the U.S. government’s viability assessment of General Motors.
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Ford introduces job loss insurance program
Ford is introducing a new job loss insurance program for U.S. customers that it said is the “most comprehensive program available to boost consumers’ buying confidence and begin rebuilding the American economy.”
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GM unveils job loss insurance for buyers
General Motors has announced a new plan, GM Total Confidence, which will protect its customers’ paycheques, investments, vehicle and family, for those who lose their jobs for economic reasons.
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All-new Subaru Legacy to debut in New York
Subaru Canada has announced that the all-new 2010 Legacy sedan will debut at the New York International Auto Show, with bolder design language and larger midsize package.
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Acura achieves top safety ratings for all models
Acura has announced that it has simultaneously earned the top NHTSA and IIHS safety ratings for every vehicle in its lineup, the first time any automaker has done so in the history of automotive crash testing.
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Ford earns EPA Energy Star Award
The Ford Motor Company has earned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) 2009 Energy Star Award for the fourth consecutive year. The award recognizes leadership and commitment to protecting the environment through energy efficiency.
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Smart plants trees for first-year U.S. sales
Smart USA Distributor LLC has announced it will plant a tree in recognition of each of the 24,622 Smart Fortwo models sold in 2008, to coincide with the brand’s first year of American sales.
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Index for Mar 31, 2009
New today on Autos: Test Drive: 2009 Hyundai Genesis 4.6 V8What’s New: 2009 Nissan RogueBook Review: Grand Prix Racers – Portraits of Speed
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Test Drive: 2009 Hyundai Genesis 4.6 V8
“One of the better cars I’ve ever driven,” is how Assistant Editor Jil McIntosh describes the V8-powered Hyundai Genesis. It has a strong engine, nice ride and exceptional interior, but will it sell well under its traditionally lower-priced nameplate? Continue reading
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What’s New: 2009 Lexus SC 430
What’s New: 2009 Lexus SC 430For 2009, the Lexus SC 430 hardtop convertible coupe is unchanged, with the exception of integrated turn signals in the mirrors, and colour changes. The 2009 Pebble Beach edition has also been added. Read the … Continue reading
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Book Review: Grand Prix Racers – Portraits of Speed
This book about Formula One focuses on the men behind the wheel and includes an incredible collection of beautiful, black-and-white portraits captured by legendary French photojournalist Bernard Cahier and his son Paul-Henri, says reviewer Russell Purcell. Continue reading
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