Financiapocalypse
As shelter is the largest single expense for most people, the ongoing "
Financiapocalpyse" could see more people trading that Tudor for a four-door. As your guides through this challenging time, we've identified ten cars you'd be happy to call home until your 401k is worth more than the postage used to send you those depressing reports. These rides are comfortable, affordable and most importantly, you can probably sleep in it. With car sales dwindling, now may be the best time to invest those dwindling funds in a home on wheels.
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best road trip cars
Oh, boy: Another hot summer day, another list of top vehicles for a road trip. Whereas
Kelley Blue Book's
top road trip cars list — the last such list we had to endure — was one of the more strange groupings we've seen, today's list from
Automobile is absolutely sexy. What, you don't think the Sprinter's sexy? You ever
seen the Mercedes diesel it's got under the hood? We're not kidding when we say it's like butter. Really thick, viscous, black butter, but butter nonetheless. Hit the jump for the full list.
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chicago auto show
Commercial trucks and vans aren't quite as romantic as the latest sports car, but that doesn't mean we should ignore them. There's a segment of the population that gets excited about a big, mean work truck. Though we kind of like the
Ford Transit Connect, we're still more moved by the full-sized, extended-length Dodge Sprinters you see below, which could stow a pair of Transit Connects and still have room for a Girl Scout troop. Enjoy the plows, tow trucks and work vans.
tuners
While it may not be as cool as the
Sprinter into Studio Coppola Special, the Hartmann-tuned Sprinter van is still fairly wicked. Next to
Supervan 2, the Dodge/MB Sprinter is already near the top of our list of favorite vans. Add a body kit, new exhaust, faux-carbon fiber inserts, vaguely tweaked mechanicals and 19-inch wheels and you've got the Hartmann SP5. Even better if you can get one in cargo van form with no rear windows for that elite NSA surveillance team look. Somewhat incorrectly translated press release and more pictures below the jump.
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