Bob Moore Auto Group moves location The Edmond Sun
One of Edmond’s well-known names in automobile sales expanded recently, and a grand opening Thursday celebrated a move for Bob Moore Auto Group’s local Mazda dealership.
They seem to fire on all cylinders against Spurs Los Angeles Times
This Lakers-Spurs game at Staples Center was a lot like the auto show at the convention center next door. Every year we see what the carmakers are capable of producing, we drool over the exotic vehicles on display, then we return to streets filled with Dodge Caravans.
Students Get Lots of Mileage From Auto Repair Program Washington Post
Some of the cars that the Montgomery County high school teenagers were selling in Gaithersburg yesterday were older than they were.
2007 Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class BusinessWeek
Part of the new generation of luxury coupes, the new CLS offers the performance of a two-door and the comfort and capacity of a sedan
'Bully' beats other games to a pulp Pioneer Press
Allow the people behind the infamous "Grand Theft Auto" games to introduce Jimmy Hopkins. He mouths off to authority figures, wields a slingshot and stink bombs, and he don't take nothing from nobody. His newly married mom and stepdad are leaving for their yearlong honeymoon, and they're ditching Jimmy at the boarding school Bullworth Academy for the duration. Unfortunately for Jimmy, teachers
'Splitter' market gets sophisticated pitch The Herald-Tribune
It used to be millionaires, fugitive debtors, snowbirds and retirees that Florida tried to seduce as new residents.
Scrap Busters: New spin on used parts Canton Observer
Crank up the karaoke music for Ghostbusters.
Nissan unveils plans for hybrids, other green cars Reuters via Yahoo! News
Nissan Motor Co. (7201.T) outlined plans on Monday to launch its own hybrid, bio-ethanol and other "green" cars as it seeks to dash its image as an environmental laggard behind Toyota Motor Corp. (7203.T) and Honda Motor Co.
INSURANCE INJUSTICE? WHEN CREDIT MATTERS Atlanta Journal-Constitution
State Rep. Rich Golick learned a decade ago that the insurance industry had discovered a new crystal ball. By shuffling a customer's debt and bill-paying records through a complicated computer program, insurers believed they could predict with amazing accuracy which customers were most likely to get into an auto accident and file a claim. The computer program boiled each customer's history down
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