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Paul Eisenstein, Executive Editor
With its geysers and steam vents, and vast barren lava fields, there’s an “other worldly” feel to the country of Iceland . Yet to some, this island nation is a bit of a paradise on earth. True, it’s as ...
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Douglas Flint, Editor
More Mechanic's Tales from Doug Flint I recently had occasion to prove my worth to my sister-in-law. She was far from home visiting relatives in ...
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Paul Eisenstein, Executive Editor
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Marty Padgett, Executive Editor
Ford’s sportscar heritage is on full display in the 2005 model year and, not coincidentally, this weekend at the annual Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. Ford’s 550-hp GT is finally in the hands of its ...
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Joseph Szczesny, Editor
Related Articles: Schrempp: Asia Plan is Viable by Joseph Szczesny (5/10/2004) Is DC’s plan for the East viable – or are the deck chairs being shuffled? Mitsubishi Motors Corp. finally found ...
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Mike Davis, Editor
Related Articles: Mustang Celebrates 40 Years by Marc K. Stengel (4/18/2004) After 40 years, fans still pony up to declare loyalty to the world's best-selling sports coupe. Preview: 2005 ...
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Joseph Szczesny, Editor
Gasoline prices are continuing their zig-zag path upward — and if anything the predictions for record prices this summer are just beginning to proliferate. Some experts think real prices — adjusted for the ...
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TCC Team
TCC'S DAILY EDITION: Feb. 3, 2004 January Sales Sluggish for GM, Ford While Japanese companies and Chrysler Group posted sales gains in the first month of the new year, General Motors ...