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A history of staying cool on the go
By Nate In the midst of the worst heat wave of the summer thus far here's a quick look at the history of automotive air conditioning, courtesy of car expert Jim MacPherson. -The first factory-installed air conditioners were enjoyed by a handful of...Tags: Armed Conflicts, Arts and Culture, Unrest, Conflicts and War, History, World War II (1939-1945)
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2012 Acura TL
2012 is the model year Acura tones down the distinctive “V” on its front grilles, making the cars no longer "the Cyrano de Bergerac of the automotive world.” The new grille design is one of the changes made to the 2012 Acrua TL, the...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Lifestyle and Leisure, Restaurants, Acura, Passenger Cars
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Summer Road Trip Checklist
Please do not reuse this story without the permission of Content that Works. By Jim Gorzelany CTW Features Most of us spent at least one summer vacation crowded into a station wagon, minivan or SUV, passing the time playing car-spotting games and...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Transportation, Energy, Trips and Vacations, Manufacturing and Engineering
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Restoration Porsche: Part 7
Restoration Porsche
Editor’s note: We’re pleased to bring you this update on Jim MacPherson’s Porsche restoration. Now that the body is getting painted its original Bahama Yellow, we wanted to show you pictures. If you missed the...Tags: Renovation, Arts and Culture, California, Human Interest, Photography
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Ford Fiesta
Paula Says After having lots of big review cars over the last few weeks, it was really nice to get into the Ford Fiesta. Few people need the extra space of a larger car, so why spend the extra money on the car and fuel? Driving the Fiesta was a...Tags: Radio, Human Interest, Passenger Cars, Entertainment, Manufacturing and Engineering
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Toyota Highlander
You can tell Toyota Highlander designers worked hard on the details. The instruments are clear and easy to read. The controls are simple. On my first drive I was actually able to tune the radio and control the temperature and fan speed. What a concept -...Tags: Radio, SUVs and Crossovers, Entertainment, Manufacturing and Engineering
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The Heat is On!
By Deb Acord CTW Features Auto manufacturers are working on ways to give a whole new meaning to the term "hot car." In the winter months, that means taking the chill off, both inside and out. Seats, windshields, side mirrors and wipers can be...Tags: Car Guides and Reviews, Luxury Vehicles, Porsche, Cadillac, Passenger Cars
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Classic Car Show
There are a number of cruise nights and car shows throughout Connecticut this summer. Here’s one of them. Hot rods, customized cars and classic automobiles will be on display at the Classic Car Show Wednesday, July 13. This annual event within an...Tags: Connecticut, Elections, Glastonbury Festival, Politics, Entertainment
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Top 10 Most Annoying Driving Habits
By Tom and Ray Magliozzi, Car Talk
Last week, we took a look at tips for a more civilized commute. Here are ten annoying habits of other drivers.
1. Talking on a cell phone
When you're talking on your cell phone, you're as likely to cause an...Tags: Cell Phones, Road Transportation, Travel, Transportation, Traffic
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Mercedes-Benz CL550
There is something magical about the way the Mercedes-Benz CL550 turns asphalt into silk.
It’s an exceptional vehicle, with effortless performance, an incredible feeling of solidity, silence at speed and an impressive array of electronic wizardry....Tags: Sports, Luxury Vehicles, Passenger Cars, Toyota, Manufacturing and Engineering
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NY Auto Show Underway
CTnow.comThe New York International Autoshow is back for 2011 and the press preview was held this week. There was almost as many introductions as there are at freshman orientation. A couple highlights: Ford brought out its' flagship sedan with a new face, a new...Tags: Entertainment Events, Michael Bay, Car Engine Repair, General Motors Corp., Manufacturing and Engineering
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Cruisin' with the Top Down?
By Jim Gorzelany CTW Features There are few experiences as pleasant as driving a convertible with the top down on a warm day with the sun shining, the wind blowing, and the open road beckoning. Good thing automakers are introducing new convertibles just...Tags: Fiat, Passenger Cars, SUVs and Crossovers, Car Engine Repair, Nissan
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