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The CarGurus Blog
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The CarGurus Blog provides daily coverage of the automotive world, including new cars, industry news, car politics, fun lists, and more.
- Added on: Dec 12th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: CarGurusEditor
- Listed in: Cars Motor Sports
- Tags: Cars automotive car iq cargurus car politics car lists
Recent Posts
Toyota Embarrassed, Still
As if they didn’t have enough troubles with the gas pedals, Toyota now is recalling 110,000 2000-2003 Tundra trucks for rust problems. The rear cross-member that supports the spare tire could fail, dropping the tire onto the road, which would be em...
Five Automotive-Related Things to Be Thankful For
1. You’re not a turkey. 2. Gas prices are still low: now $2.65 a gallon, U.S. average. 3. You don’t own GM stock. 4. You can’t buy this Nissan Qazana; coming next October, it’s for Europe only. 5. There won’t be a Ferrari Viper Have a g...
Cars Coming Soon->From Kia to Bentley, Lots of Luxury to Be Thankful For!
2011 BMW 5 Series Happy Thanksgiving! While most people in the U.S. are huddled around dining room tables lit by the soft glow of candles and warmed by freshly baked apple pie, there are still a few of us car freaks who are hungry for nourishment of ...
Koenigsegg Leaves Egg on GM’s Face
In a big setback for General Motors, Swedish sports-car maker Koenigsegg yesterday backed out of its deal to take over Saab. The problem it cited was “the time factor,” that is, the deal kept dragging on (over six months and counting), but Koenig...
Thirty Percent of Eligible GM Buyers Return Cars
What’s the bigger news here: Arnold Schwarzenegger parking illegally, or 30 percent of GM’s 60-day money-back guarantee customers returning their cars? Well, it seems like the Web loves a good Governator controversy. TMZ posted photos...
Green Update–>Quiet Cars, 1 Series Hybrid, Benz Bash, GM, and AMP
Before we get into the techy stuff, a report from Japan claims that hybrids and electrics are too quiet, so the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport is considering whether to put beepers on the cars to keep pedestrians safe. The policy woul...
