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The 2010 World Car of the Year Awards were handed out at the New York Auto Show, and Volkswagen was the big winner, taking home trophies in two of the four categories. More>>
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Some car brands do well in dependability but don't get the kudos they deserve, says J.D. Power. More>>
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Air bags save lives in car crashes; that's been established. But now researchers report that the lifesaving quality makes no exception for pregnant women and the babies they're carrying. More>>
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The biggest irony surrounding Carroll Shelby's Cobra is that, while it has become an icon of Ford performance, it might just as well have been powered by Chevrolet. More>>
The IRS reminds individual taxpayers who are considering buying a new car that they have until Dec. 31 to take advantage of a tax break that may not be around in 2010. More>>
This year's study marked the first time that an Indian-owned brand, Jaguar, topped the list in sales satisfaction among American consumers. More>>
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Honda has been capturing kudos for its leading-edge design work. Nobuki Ebisawa, the general manager of styling and design development, sat down to talk about it. More>>
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A new study posits that American automakers are lagging behind foreign companies because they don't change frequently enough. More>>
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Infant car seats have saved countless young lives, but those same seats are also responsible for injuring thousands of youngsters when improperly used outside a vehicle, a new study found. More>>
The rate of auto repossessions has increased as the auto loan market has undergone its own subprime lending crisis. Here are six steps to take if you face repossession. More>>
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With 2010 models arriving in dealer showrooms, the IRS reminds taxpayers that purchasing a new vehicle could qualify them for a special deduction on their 2009 tax returns. More>>
The federal government's CARS 2009 created a lot of stir, but did the $3 billion government expenditure do any good? More>>
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Ford Motor Co. has hurdled the competition with several industry-exclusive technologies that will help make business owners more productive and successful. More>>
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Not only is wearing a helmet simply a smart thing to do, in many states it's the law. More>>
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A decade-long effort to make America's roads safer for young drivers has yielded a benefit by making driving safer for all motorists and their passengers. More>>
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Everyone knows that traffic tickets can lead to higher insurance rates. But did you know that driving while talking on a cell phone is a ticketable offense in many states? More>>
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These days, it seems like everyone's talking about hybrid cars and ‘going green.' But if you think hybrid-mania is just about gas mileage, think again. More>>
Here's the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's list of the most frequently stolen cars in 2008 -- and some tips for protecting your own car from thieves. More>>
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