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General Motors is finally selling some outstanding small cars - including the little Chevy Aveo5 hatchback sedan I just spent a week with.
If GM had been offering cars like this four or five years ago, it might not have had to go begging for $25 billion from Washington this fall.
Here's to hoping it's not too little, too late.
WHAT IT IS
The Aveo is GM's least expensive and smallest car, sold through C...
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 If you're not a mechanic - or mechanically inclined - when your car starts doing something "funny" it can be pretty scary. Sometimes, it's something to worry about - but maybe not.
How to know the difference?
Here are a few commonly occurring problems that aren't big deals - usually - but have been know to make some people freak out.
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 Maybe it's just where I live, but it seems that just about every time I head out, I encounter a Slow Mo.
You know, someone doing exactly the speed limit (which is almost always under-posted below the normal flow of traffic) or even slower. Sometimes - often - as much as 10 mph under the posted limit.
I don't tailgate, but I do pass on doubl... |
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 America's Big Three want another $25 billion from the government - which means, from us taxpayers.
Maybe we have a right to ask for something in return?
The free market is a great idea; problem is, we don't have one. When the archetypical Joe the Plumber's books don't balance - when he's not earning enough to stay afloat - well, he usually d... |
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 Most people know not to buy green meat - or tangy milk with an expired "Best Before" date stamped on the side of the carton. But when it comes to buying a classic car some of us don't recognize potential signs of automotive e. Coli.
Here are five red flags to watch out for.
* Unusually low miles -
Most of us consider low mileage to be ... |
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| Updated: November 14th, 2008 |
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