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2006 Corvette Z06

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Most of us will never lay our paws on a Stradivarius -- or wrap our poor-boy lips around a $1,500 bottle of wine to go with our Chef Boy-R-Dee. Some things are...

2006 GMC Sierra1500 hybrid

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A hybrid truck like the full-size GMC Sierra 1500 (and its sister truck, the Chevy Silverado 1500) may be the best hybrid vehicle of all. Or at least, one of the most...

2006 Cadillac DTS

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Let's say you're in the market for a well-equipped, full-size luxury sedan that's not an old man's car -- but also doesn't have the jutting angles, 20-inch chromed wheels and pimp-strut...

2006 MazdaSpeed6

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Cars like the turbocharged, all-wheel-drive Subaru WRX STi and Mitsubishi Evo are Big Fun. Except, of course, if you're over 30 and could live without the Big Wing (and other cop-magnet...

2007 Ford Explorer Sport Trac: Better the second time around?

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The original Sport Trac was a clever fusion of pick-up truck and SUV. Its four-door crew cab had room enough for people -- and its abbreviated bed had room enough for...

2007 Nissan Maxima CVT

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Nissan's Maxima wasn't the first fast four-door -- but it did help popularize the "four door sports car" concept back in the mid-late '80s. At that time, most sedans were doughy...

2006 Hyundai Azera

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A $24,000 full-size luxury car sounds almost too good to be true -- or at the very least, a bit of an exaggeration. After all, $24k is pretty much what you'd...

2006 Ford Five Hundred

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Does anyone make an honest cup of coffee anymore? Or is the only option a $3 cup of "venti"? How about a down-to-earth family car? You know, something solid and unpretentious -- a...

2006 Lincoln Zephyr

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GM, though still struggling overall, has managed to successfully rehab its once-ailing Cadillac division with a lineup of visually provocative, high-powered/high-impact cars and trucks which are almost the polar opposite of...

2007 Pontiac G6 Retractable Hardtop

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Remember when VCRs cost $1,500? Today, you can get one for about $100 (or even less). Once the basic technology was hammered out, the focus turned to stamping them out in ever...
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