Coupes
Extra points if you've already pegged the reference. Back in the 1960s, Pontiac was known more for innovative high-performance than blandness and body cladding. The '64 GTO sparked Detroit's muscle car wars; the near-unique Tri-Power 389-cid V8 was so popular…
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In the world of basic transportation, it's ubiquitous. Honda's Civic compact has been a perennially popular automotive appliance for over three decades now--the best-seller for the last nine years. The baby Honda has been a true green machine, pleasing gasoline…
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If you're over 30, you can be forgiven for missing the 'buzz' surrounding Toyota's new youth-oriented Scion brand--after all, they're not marketing to you. The line, first populated by funky little econobox xB and xA models, is aimed squarely at…
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[box type="shadow" align="alignright"] [manual_related_posts] [/box] Long known for providing incredible creature comforts, impeccable craftsmanship and "old Englishman prestige", Bentley recently loosened its collar with the unveiling of a new "sports coupe" - the Continental GT. The Continental GT places Bentley…
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The Germans are a curious bunch. They build some of the world's finest cars, with features and functionality that truly push the boundaries of modern technology (see BMW M1, Porsche 959, Audi RS6). They get us all frothy with anticipation…
