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The Next Generation Of Alternative Fuel Cars - Hybrid Cars
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Muscle Cars: What Are They And Why Are They So Popular?
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Why People Adore and Collect Antique Cars
The American automobile industry began in the early 20th century and has been a huge factor in creating the society we live in today. It was the driving factor in creating the system of superhighways linking the country together. It was the driving force in the creation of the suburbs, many of which you can only get to by car. And, on the negative side, it can be argued, that it was the primal force in helping to speed the breakup of the nuclear family. It made travel so easy that it became almost trivial for family members to move cross country and start a family unit in an entirely new state.
Insurance Tips for Classic Cars, Kit Cars, and Special Vehicles
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2008 Dodge Dakota Preview
Written By: MyRide.com Reprinted under license. An upgraded V8 hidden under a botched nose job
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What it Is Dodge Dakota Preview - 2007 Chicago Auto Show: The Dakota is the junior partner in Dodge's truck lineup, dominated by the full-size Ram. It's bigger than compact competitors like the Chevrolet Colorado and Ford Ranger, but is not significantly more expensive, thus offering buyers the option of a larger truck for roughly the same price. It is not a full-size truck by any means, however, undercutting the Ram by several inches in many critical areas. For the 2008 model year, the Dakota gets refreshed styling in the front and rear, a nicer interior, and more powerful V8 engine. The engine upgrade is fine by us; the Dakota has been underpowered from the beginning. But the new styling leaves us cold.. Why it Matters Dodge was on to something when it first introduced the Dakota more than a decade ago. Since then, the Toyota Tacoma and Nissan Frontier have both upsized to the same class, and even Honda's Ridgeline is in the same size category, more or less. With some actual competition these days, Dodge needs to keep its entry as fresh as it can. The restyle brings it into shape with the rest of the Dodge truck lineup (specifically the Nitro SUV), and the rest of the upgrades give it a distinct advantage, as it's the only truck in its class with a V8 engine. What's Under the Hood The more powerful V8 engine is the biggest news. It's still not a Hemi, but the 4.7-liter V8 sports twin spark plugs (the only non-Hemi with that feature), higher compression and other tricks to bump power to 290 horses and 320 lb.-ft. of torque, improvements of 25 and 10 percent, respectively. The new engine is also more refined and offers better fuel economy as added bonuses. It's also capable of running on E85 ethanol, in case you've got access to the stuff. A six-speed manual is standard with both engines. The V6 has an optional four-speed automatic and the V8 a new six-speed automatic. Both engines come standard with remote starting for 2008. What it Looks Like We're not crazy about the looks of the new Dakota. The front end receives the most attention with a new grille, fenders, bumper and headlights. The idea was to improve aerodynamics, add to the truck's aggressiveness and tie the Dakota in more strongly with Dodge's full-size trucks. That's what they say. We say that the new nose needs more work. It looks too much like the Caliber, not enough like the Ram, and overall too big for the truck itself. The hood looks long and flat enough to accommodate a helicopter, and if this blunt nose is more aerodynamic than the previous one, we shudder to think of that truck's drag numbers. The rear end's new taillamps are more satisfying. Continue to 2008 Dodge Dakota Preview from MyRide.com © 2007 Autobytel Inc. All rights reserved.
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