| 1995 Land-Rover Defender Review |
Jan 30th, 2013 |
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The 1995 Land Rover Defender provides a low-cost alternative to the Discovery or Range Rover.
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| 1995 Land-Rover Discovery Review |
Jan 30th, 2013 |
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Introduced in 1994, the Land Rover Discovery serves as a mid-tier option between the utilitarian Land Rover Defender and the more opulent Land Rover Range Rover.
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| 2005 Land-Rover Freelander Review |
Jan 30th, 2013 |
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The Land Rover Freelander has a smaller engine that produces less horsepower and torque than the LR3 and the Range Rover models.
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| 2005 Acura RL Review |
Jan 30th, 2013 |
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The RL is Acura’s flagship luxury sedan, and with a full makeover for 2005, it remains a worthy contender in a crowded field of competitors.
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| 2004 Acura RSX Review |
Jan 30th, 2013 |
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The 2004 Acura RSX is a compact luxury coupe from the luxury branch of Honda in North America.
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| 2005 Acura TL Review |
Jan 30th, 2013 |
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The 2005 Acura TL is designed with family use in mind, and family-minded buyers constitute the bulk of this entry-level luxury sedan’s audience.
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| 1995 BMW 7-Series Review |
Jan 30th, 2013 |
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The 1995 BMW 7-Series is the most luxurious sedan option within BMW’s flagship line of vehicles.
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| 2002 Cadillac Escalade-EXT Review |
Jan 30th, 2013 |
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The 2002 Cadillac Escalade EXT is an all-new vehicle for the 2002 model year.
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| 2013 Subaru BRZ Limited Automatic Tested: Remains Remarkably Poised, If Less Fun |
Jan 30th, 2013 |
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We’ve been pretty effervescent in our enthusiasm for Subaru’s first-ever rear-wheel-drive performance car. So ebullient, in fact, that we named the BRZ along with its Scion FR-S identical twin to our 10Best cars roster for 2013. The new Subie sports coupe’s poise and balance on the road are incredible, as are its tactile responses to [...]
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| The Most Wanted List: Profiling Those Who Threaten the C/D Way of Life |
Jan 30th, 2013 |
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It’s strange and sad that a time of such rapid automotive innovation should produce a vehicle fleet ever more homogenous and bland. But compounding regulation drives up development costs, and humanity is falling out of love with the automobile. The people who design and engineer our preferred mode of transport are left serving a diverse [...]
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