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Motorsports 2008...A Look Back at an Exciting Year | | 2009 | 1/2/2009 |  | Think about this: In 1968, the Formula One World Champion from England was caucasian and so was the US President-elect. Forty years after Dr. King's death, the Formula One World Champion from England is black, and so is the US President-elect. | |
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Flight of the Incorrigible: Travels in Tennessee | | 2008 | 12/19/2008 |  | If there's a problem with Nashville, it's that the city doesn't offer much to do that isn't country-music related. There are a scattering of antique stores and cool used bookstores like Rhino Booksellers, and there are some neat places to eat, but as far as actual destinations, the non-Opryland-related offerings are actually kind of slim | |
Chrysler Idles All North American Plants | | 2008 | 12/19/2008 |  |
The economic crisis is deepening, and evidence of the auto industry's belt-tightening is getting harder and harder to ignore. The defections from the North American International Auto Show have stopped, but auto racing took a number of blows this week as factory teams are being idled until the economy... | |
GM Design Interns Plot the Future | | 2008 | 12/19/2008 |  | When GM chairman Rick Wagoner testified before Congress about the efforts General Motors was making to take the company into the future and embrace a greener business model, it wasn't just rhetoric. | |
2009 New Truck Guide | | 2008 | 12/18/2008 |  | As truck buyers demand more and more convenience and comfort, the line between what's a 'car' and what's a 'truck' becomes blurrier with each passing year. This year's crop of new trucks, SUVs and crossovers is a prime example of this drift; the latest crossovers from BMW and Toyota aren't even recognizable as being large, trucklike vehicles at a glance. | |
Last Minute Holiday Gifts | | 2008 | 12/17/2008 |  | Got a car lover in the family? Not sure what to give them for a holiday gift? Well, whether you observe Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or the annual ritual of the Almighty Dollar Worshipping Consumer Driven Society day, whatever...
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