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Top 10 cars with the best resale value
These 10 vehicles have the best resale value among 2013 models. Can you guess which auto came out on top?
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2011 safest cars announced: Is your dream car a top pick?
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In Gear Buying a car, college grad? Don’t forget the rebates.
Most major automakers offer discounts to college grads. All college grads need to do is read the fine print.
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Horizons Nevada allows Google to test driverless cars on public streets
The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles has granted Google permission to begin testing a fleet of driverless cars. Look for the red license plates.
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Opinion: The coming rise of Chinese brands
US take heed: China has its sights set on something beyond manufacturing – building Chinese-owned global brands – where the true economic power lies. And though Chinese brands don't currently have a stellar international reputation, history shows they could soon.
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Baby found after horrific abduction from murdered mother
The mother was shot several times outside Houston, Texas, and then the baby was taken. It was found several hours later.
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Electric cars, hybrids see record sales
Electric cars like the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Volt and hybrids like Toyota's Prius C and Camry are selling better than ever. Automakers sold a record 52,000 hybrids, electric cars in March.
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Lincoln MKZ: hybrid option, navigation, glass roof
Lincoln MKZ sports an optional retractable glass roof to try to lure back drivers to the luxury brand. Lincoln MKZ is first Lincoln to have dedicated design team since the 1970s.
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BMW recall affects 1.3 million cars. Is yours on the list?
BMW recall involves all 5- and 6-Series BMWs manufactured between 2003 and 2010, which may have an electrical problem. The BMW recall is almost as big as the company's worldwide sales last year.
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Japan tsunami brought home hard lessons for automakers
On the first anniversary of the Japan tsunami, the auto industry is returning to normal after some significant disruptions. But the face of the industry has shifted.
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Car sales surge in February at a pace not seen since early 2008
Several forces combine in the stronger car sales: an improving economy, carmakers eager to lure buyers with incentives, and mild winter weather.
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The Simple Dollar Which is more important: Your dream house or a Disney trip?
When making big spending decisions, make sure not to sacrifice big dreams for small indulgences.
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More car fires hit LA on New Year's
Four more car fires broke out in the Los Angeles area New Year's Eve, leaving authorities to probe for links to a series of arson blazes that burned dozens of cars and spread to some structures.
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Republican's warning to candidates: Profiling Muslims is 'far-fetched' (VIDEO)
Rep. Darrell Issa said Friday some GOP presidential candidates' idea of profiling Muslims to combat terrorism is comparable to the phenomenon called 'driving while black.'
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Santa Ana winds: More high winds expected Friday (video)
Santa Ana winds left a path of destruction through California, Utah, Nevada, Colorado and other Western states. More Santa Ana winds are expected Friday.
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Ten free winter activities
If you live in a harsh winter climate, outdoor activities are limited. But there are plenty of no-cost activities you can enjoy from the warmth and comfort of your own home.
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Deadly flooding in Central America: how people contributed to the tragedy
Hurricane Rina has formed off of the Caribbean coast of Central America as the region digs out from floods that killed more than 100 people. Guest blogger Tim Muth looks at the role that humans play in such tragedies.
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Post oil: In oil country, maverick Nissan Leaf driver gives up gas (VIDEO)
In his post-oil world, a Texan never buys gas for his all-electric Nissan Leaf – and still gets a thrill out of putting the pedal to the metal.
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Post oil: Boom in electric car sales fuel gas-free dreams (VIDEO)
More than a dozen new plug-in electric car models will hit the market by 2012, offering drivers a true post oil experience.
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Japan's nuclear troubles extend into Russia
The Russian used auto industry relies on used car shipments from Japanese companies that have dried up since the March earthquake and problems at the Fukushima plant.
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Learning from Japan, once again. I'll bow to that.
The Japanese disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant is providing good lessons for US atomic plants. In either negative or positive ways, Japan's influence on America keeps growing, like shiitake mushrooms.
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Why I drive an old car
As we roll along in a two-decades-old Dodge, my son winces and dreams of Mustangs.
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One millionth Prius sold in the US
One millionth Prius sold Wednesday. US sales after the one millionth Prius may slow, however, because of the production slowdowns in the wake of the Japan earthquakes and tsnami.
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Cars after Japan's quake: Toyota, Nissan, and Honda plan to restart production
Despite the huge difficulties the Japanese car industry is facing, analysts say automakers will be able to recover in the year ahead.
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Toyota recall investigation reports cars are 'safe'
Toyota recall of cars with 'sticky' gas peddles is not due to an electronic cause, government says after 10-month investigation.
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Car recalls: Can Toyota keep American devotion?
Car recalls for 2011 got off to an early start.
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Lexus recall: Is your car affected?
Lexus recall may affect 245,000 U.S. cars with a potential fuel leak.
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