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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2008
Night racing in Singapore: Grand Prix tour de force
Last month's Singapore Grand Prix was Formula One racing at its best, with a first-ever difference: The race through the city's streets was at night.
When a trusty old car becomes a rusty old one, it's unsafe
A reader writes: "My 1992 Honda Civic LX sedan has 155,000 miles on it. The car runs great, but it is very rusty. How can you tell when a car needs to be retired based on rust alone?"
New Corolla is good all-around choice among compact cars
The new 10th-generation Corolla improves the world's general welfare by conserving fossil fuels.
Ford's Tiny Ka may yet come to the U.S.
Rising demand for small cars has pushed the Ford Motor Co. to revisit its decision not to bring the tiny European Ka model to the United States.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2008
Car Talk: If you drive till gas is low, will sediment in tank get in system?
A reader writes: "I run my vehicle until the 'gas is low' indicator comes on. My husband always tells me the tank should never be allowed to get so low, because it will suck up the nasty stuff that settles in the bottom of the tank."
Here come the new 2009 models
Splashy sports cars, new pickup trucks and powerful yet fuel-thrifty diesel engines highlight the 2009 model year.
Toyota may expand Prius hybrid brand
Toyota Motor Corp. expects gas-electric hybrids to form the majority of its alternative-technology vehicles for decades to come.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2008
GM adding a small car to its Pontiac lineup
General Motors Corp. says it will begin selling a small car under the Pontiac nameplate starting next year.
Car Talk: How often you should change oil depends on how you drive
A reader writes: "The problem is that all of the dealers and car places say I should change my oil every 3,000 miles but my Volvo manual says every 7,500 miles and my Toyota RAV4 manual says every 5,000 miles. What should I do?"
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Reader blog: Go MotoNorthwest motorcycling
· Live in WA? Get involved.
· Motorcycle Touring in the Lap of Luxury
· If you talk to your motorcycle, will it run better?
Reader blog: Electric Vehicle GuideThe latest and sometimes fastest EVs in development
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· Roberto DePaschoal, a new contributer to EV Guide
· Border Patrol visits Seattle in bid to boost recruitment to historic levels
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· Woman accused of Seattle-area brothel conspiracy
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