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This Craigslist ad for a 1995 Pontiac Grand AM may be the best used car ad ever posted. 
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This year’s Pikes Peak hill climb may have gotten off to a slow start, thanks to a wildfire-induced rescheduling, but it was destined to be full of fast considering 2012 is the first year the entire course has been paved.
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Cars –- they aren't just for Earth anymore! Proving that America still has mad space exploration skills, NASA sent a highly advanced roving vehicle to Mars last week to research conditions on the Red Planet.
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IIHS 50th anniversary demonstration test • September 9, 2009 In the 50 years since US insurers organized the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, car cras...
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Carl Edwards loves plenty of things about NASCAR's All-Star week. One of his favorites is seeing his crew members in the spotlight instead of himself. Via Mark Evans/degree31.com
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Tim Moore and his company CrushIQ are the architects behind the Roush Fenway Racing Google+ strategy. In this interview, Tim discusses the strategy. Via Mark Evans/degree31.com
Mark Evans/degree31.com's comment,
August 10, 2012 10:03 AM
Thanks for the Scoop John! Nice curation you have started here.
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http://cnet.com/car-tech The 2012 Aston Martin V8 Vantage Roadster is perhaps the most beautiful, and infuriating, car in the world.
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Hold on, is that guy texting and putting on a tie, and eating a cheeseburger? Want to guess what car he's driving? Well, Jalopnik readers probably know.
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Next to drinking a beer in the Talladega grandstands, autocrossing has the lowest physical risk in motorsports. If you go off, you'll just squash a few orange cones. But the lower risk can actually make winning an autocross harder. Yes, the biggest risk in autocrossing isn't hitting a wall. It's overdriving.
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Researchers at a university in Tennessee have developed a way for anyone to drive a hybrid--without buying a new car.
From The Huffington Post:
The technology was tested on a 1994 Honda station wagon, and it was able to increase the car's gas mileage between 50% and 100%.
And the real draw of the technology is the fact that it could be applied to nearly any car. It cuts out the major cost of buying a new car to receive similar improvements.
The research estimated that if the kit is produced commercially (and it's being shown off to investors now), it will have a price tag around $3,000. It would still take a little saving up, but it's better than trading in your old-yet-functional car for a shiny new hybrid.
Charles Perry details the function of the kit in the video: Via Electric Car
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