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 RV owner may use MTO scale, but enforcement action might resultDrivers worried about the weight load in their RVs or vans can check in at highway weight stations. But, be warned, you could be ticketed.
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 The top 10 Shelby production carsSince the late 1950s when he first gained famed for winning the 24 Hours of Lemans as a driver for Aston Martin, the late Carroll Shelby managed to stay in the limelight and remain relevant until his recent death.
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 This is what a 3,000 horsepower Mustang sounds likeNow here's a car that could catch anyone's attention, even the eye of a Bugatti Veyron owner.
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 For sale: Bill Gates' 1979 Porsche TurboFor a relatively small price, you could find yourself in the driver's seat of the Porsche Turbo Bill Gates used to tear up the New Mexico desert.
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 INSIDER REPORT: Yet another Lamborghini driver FailAnother Lamborghini driver was caught trying to show off with an expensive ride, only to look foolish in the process.
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 Prius driver beaten after knocking down motorcyclistsA teenage Prius driver was attacked by a group of motorcyclists after he knocked down two bikers while filming them in California, police say.
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 Eco-Run: Everyone's a winner in this showcaseEvery car performed and showcased unique fuel efficiency methods during the Eco-Run.
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 Civic does its duty for Tony HawkWhile skateboarding icon Tony Hawk now has a cool car collection, it all began in 1984 with a $1,500 Honda Civic.
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 Top 10 tips to avoid disaster on the road this long weekendPolice will be out in full force for the first long weekend of spring. Here are 10 tips to help avoid a ticket and, worse, a disaster on the road.
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 Bike Month: Have fun and get healthy at events for cyclists around the cityCyclists are gearing up for fun events around town over the next few weeks
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 INSIDER REPORT: Want to see the Mayor of Hinchtown on Go Daddy's home page? Just vote!One of the reasons that fan attendance at car races at Mosport over the past couple of decades has been down, in my humble opinion, is the lack of marketing.
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 Youth apathy to cars a worrisome trendSome blame the poor economy and a lack of good-paying jobs for young people as a reason why they aren't buying cars.
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 INSIDER REPORT: Did Fiat really punk VW with Google Street View?Did Fiat really pull a grand scale prank on rival Volkswagen? Or was it all just a coincidence?
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 New Chevy crossover set for Canadian markets, but not U.S.The new Chevy Trax shares a platform with the 2013 Buick Encore.
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 Honda's Acura recalls over 52,000 cars in U.S.Honda Motor Co Ltd’s Acura brand is recalling 52,615 TL sedans from model years 2007 and 2008 in the United States to replace the power steering hose that could leak over time and potentially cause a fire.
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 INSIDER REPORT: Inside IndyCar with James HinchcliffeWhen Go Daddy picked up Toronto boy James Hinchcliffe to replace Danica Patrick in the Andretti Autosports/Go Daddy IndyCar, it wasn't because he looks great in a bikini.
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 When cyclists turn 'self-destructive' on the roadSome cyclists are brave or crazy enough to ride stubbornly in the middle of a traffic lane. This move is just asking for trouble on the road.
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 Is this the most offensive car ad ever?This Fiat ad may go down in infamy as one of the most irrelevant and gratuitous automotive advertisements of all time.
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 This Lambo driver proves a fat wallet does not make one a good driverIn a left-turn gone bad, this driver proves that just because you can afford a $225,000 supercar, doesn't mean you can handle the power.
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 INSIDER REPORT: The worst parking job ever?A driver was trying to play it safe by backing into a parking spot. But a moment's brain cramp turned a routine park job into a total disaster.
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 When a problem car leads to dealership purgatoryA reader who owns a used 2005 Hyundai Tucson GL has spent nearly as much as the car is worth in repair costs. What can he do?
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 When rescuers damage your vehicle, will insurance pay?Sometimes, in the case of a child trapped in a hot car for example, rescuers are forced to take drastic action. But will insurance pay for damage?
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 Spanish Grand Prix fire: 16 injured, 1 seriously after flames engulf garageA victory celebration quickly turned serious after a fire broke out in the garage of the winning team at the Spanish Grand Prix.
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 INSIDER REPORT: Deadly weekend for FerrariJust a few weeks ago, we reported the destruction of a pair of Ferraris in Germany during a single weekend. Here we are again with more Ferrari carnage. Sadly, this time there were two incidents which have claimed the lives of 4 people with two more having undisclosed injuries.
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 Racer, car builder, Carroll Shelby diesThe one thing that Carroll Shelby will be best remembered for is his versatility. Shelby - who died on Thursday in hospital in Dallas, Texas, at the age of 89 - touched people’s lives in many areas, because of his interests in cars, organ transplants, health care and education.
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