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Considering a plug-in, electric car? Consider your lifestyle. - Christian Science Monitor

Christian Science Monitor

Considering a plug-in, electric car? Consider your lifestyle. Christian Science Monitor But the first question to answer is: How big of a lifestyle change do you want to make? The answer may change as you become more familiar with the options. It certainly did for me. I was just getting my head around the idea of someday buying a car that ... and more »

5 Reasons the Future Is Better Without Jetpacks or Flying Cars - Huffington Post

5 Reasons the Future Is Better Without Jetpacks or Flying Cars Huffington Post As you contemplate buying your first hybrid/flex fuel/wind-powered car, the one thing you're probably asking yourself (other than, "Is this the only way to assuage my carbon footprint guilt?") is, "Where are all the flying cars and jetpacks already?

Chrysler's US sales gains driven by better vehicles, management - Detroit Free Press

Chrysler's US sales gains driven by better vehicles, management Detroit Free Press Dealers no longer resort to big incentives and rebates to persuade buyers. And the higher trade-in values mean owners can better afford a new vehicle three or four years after the first purchase. According to ALG, a company that tracks vehicle values ... and more »

Cash For Cars Los Angeles Service Benefits the Environment, By Buying Junk ... - PR Web (press release)

PR Web (press release)

Cash For Cars Los Angeles Service Benefits the Environment, By Buying Junk ... PR Web (press release) Realizing that a vehicle has become a liability, and no longer is an asset to you, is first and foremost. When you think of your vehicle in this way, right from the start, then there is no need to do anything other than using a cash for cars Los ... and more »

7 Things To Remember When Your Car Breaks Down - The Car Connection

The Car Connection

7 Things To Remember When Your Car Breaks Down The Car Connection Read More America is in the midst of graduation season, which can only mean one thing: high school graduates across the country are motoring around in their very first cars, taking their first road trips, and buying their first (and last) ... and more »