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TCC Team
Q--Just a quick comment on oil consumption; maybe I have been lucky but my '92 Subaru (208,000 miles on the original engine and transmission) which I use on a daily basis does not use any oil between oil ...
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Paul Eisenstein, Executive Editor
GM has given the official “go” to one of the three Korean-made minicar prototypes it unveiled earlier this year. The Beat — along with similar Groove and Trax concepts — were initially unveiled at last ...
By 
Richard Yarrow, Editor
It’s a measure of how important French manufacturer Renault is viewing the launch of third-generation Laguna mid-sized hatchback and wagon that CEO Carlos Ghosn was there to oversee the event. In recent ...
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Marty Padgett, Executive Editor
No matter how the question was posed, General Motors CEO Rick Wagoner had the same answer: “No comment,” on widely-reported talks with DaimlerChrysler AG ostensibly to discuss the possibility of buying the ...
By Marty Padgett, Executive Editor
Saturn has a pair of Vues for the Chicago auto show – the hybrid Green Line and the higher-performance Red Line. The Red Line is the successor to the current model, though it now features GM’s ...
By Douglas Flint, Editor
Old Tubal Cain didn’t stop inventing after he forged the first sword, giving man domain over the earth. A few thousand years later he turned out an even mightier implement, the wrench, which dominated the ...
By Paul Eisenstein, Executive Editor
It’s going to be a very tough year for the auto industry, especially in developed markets like the U.S. and Europe , warned Carlos Ghosn, CEO of the Euro-Japanese alliance partners, Renault and Nissan . ...
By Marty Padgett, Executive Editor
Infiniti’s next crossover vehicle – a compact ute coming by year’s end -- won’t be a version of the Nissan Rogue shown off at the Detroit auto show, says one company official. Instead, the new crossover is ...
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