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2010 Ford Taurus: First Drive
The 2010 Ford Taurus wants to become to full-size sedans what the F-150 is to trucks: the standard by which all others are judged. That's an incredibly ambitious goal for an utterly conventional car.
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2010 Ford Taurus SHO: First Drive
Normally, when we review an exciting new performance car, we like to use a dramatic burnout shot. Unfortunately, the 2010 Ford Taurus SHO barely chirps its front wheels on its 5.2-second trip to 60 MPH.
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2010 Mustang To Get Glass Roof Just Like 2009...Yawn!
The extremely popular glass roof option is making a return to the 2010 Ford Mustang range for only $1,995. If you have to ask; Yes, sunburns and farmer tans come standard along with us really not caring.
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BMW Voice Control Takes On Sync
Ford's successful voice command multimedia interface is called SYNC, implying a partnership between man and machine. The new BMW multimedia interface is called Voice Control, implying you're the master of all your techno music.
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Ford Gains On GM, Chrysler Pain
Ken Czubay, head of Ford's U.S. sales and marketing, today noted along with ambitious product strategy they're "going to aggressively market new products," because "we still have some very competitive Asian and European competitors." He's right,...
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1955 Chevrolet Bel Air Sedan
Welcome to Down On The Street, where we admire old vehicles found parked on the streets of the Island That Rust Forgot: Alameda, California. Sooner or later, I knew I'd find one of these!
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Gay-Friendly Auto Brand Perception Does Not Mean Gays, Lesbians Will Buy
A national survey by GayWheels.com indicates despite a perception of Subaru as being "gay-friendly," gays don't actually buy them. Whatever. We know stereotypes are always reflective of reality. Didn't you read yesterday's Camaro review?
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GM Total Confidence: Like Hyundai, Ford Plans But Longer And With Less Girth
GM's offering up their own Ford Advantage and Hyundai Assurance-like program for new car buyers. The difference? GM'll make nine payments for up to $500 per month but they'll do it longer — 24 months.
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Someone Is Being Too Generous With Their Thumbs
Like a bad omen or a disastrous Kilroy, our friend Jacques shows up in bad places with bad ideas.
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Big Video Contest: Show Us Your Jalopnik, Win Fabulous Roush Prizes!
After snagging some hot swag from today's 2010 Roush Mustang reveal, we figure it's time for another contest. Below, how to win some Jack Roush-signed paraphernalia and what you need do to earn it.
