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Grandeur comfy and elegant, but best at rest
Hyundai’s grand protagonist has deep character flaws. Rich man, Porsche manPorsche is not perfect, but my goodness, it is getting closer with every new offering. Q7 worth the waitMost Audi Q7s will never see any bulldust so Gordon Lomas tried some commuting in the big German wagon. Volvo’s breaking the mouldVolvo drivers haven’t exactly had the best reputation […]

GM announces new 4.5L V8 Duramax diesel for half-ton trucks and HUMMER H2
Filed under: SUVs, trucks/Pickups, Green, Chevrolet, GM, GMC, HUMMERMark your calendars, because we’re calling today a watershed moment for the advancement of diesel’s acceptance in the U.S. General Motors has just announced a new 4.5L V8 Duramax turbo-diesel powerplant it plans to use in the Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra half-ton pickups, as well as […]

Roush, Biffle try to make up for lost time at Michigan
Jack Roush and Greg Biffle are so caught up in playing catch-up on the track these days that they have neither the time nor the energy to peer very far into their joint future.

Stewart upset with Gilliland after final practice mishap
Tony Stewart was none too pleased Saturday with David Gilliland, who caused considerable damage to Stewart’s No. 20 Chevrolet during the final Nextel Cup practice prior to this Sunday’s Citizen’s Bank 400 at Michigan International Speedway.

Truex steps into spotlight as Earnhardt’s exit looms
As recently as three weeks ago, he was a frustrated and unheralded driver who was completely overshadowed even on his own team. Now he’s a winner on NAScar’s premier circuit, and on the brink of becoming the public face of Dale Earnhardt Inc.

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