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As you drive down the road and see an obscenely expensive car pass by, you can quash your envy by remembering two things: A) its owner is paying exorbitant auto insurance rates, and B) if it is involved in an accident, it will cost a lot of money to fix it.

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It seems like everyone wants to hear about "the best selling vehicle of the year." Which isn't too shocking; after all, everybody loves a winner, right? But what about the other end of the spectrum? You know, the "lonesome­ losers"­ of the automotive industry? Don't the unwanted cars deserve love (and auto insurance) too?

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The merging of computers and cars has done wonderful things: improved fuel efficiency; ensured that you never get lost (or at least not for long); and helped to track every aspect of your car's performance and offer up diagnostics for your mechanic. And, of course, there’s the cool little keys that will unlock the car as you get close to it.

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We all hate crossing paths with student drivers, but it’s a necessary evil. After all, we still haven’t figured out how to teach teens to drive without allowing them to get on an actual road with ... well ... us. Unfortunately,­ there's little that can protect us (or pedestrians or buildings, for that matter) from the student driver.

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CM: Ladies and gentlemen, I'm Chris Martin. Welcome to the Inter-Gender­ Discussion Forum, where we calmly and intelligently­ debate issues between men and women in an intellectual­ and civil setting. Today's topic: driving. Which sex is the better driver?

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Clay Guida did what we've all wanted to do to uninsured drivers: politely convince them that maybe they should have some auto insurance, for the sake of others if not themselves. Of course, we're a little surprised that having the number eight lightweight fighter in the world turn up at his door didn't automatically­ convince our friend Stan to get some ... »

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Enterprise thinks you want to drive an electric car. Already a pretty big backer of the electric car, they recently expanded the size of their fleet and the locations you can rent from: San Francisco, Seattle and Portland will soon offer a Nissan Leaf for $55 to $70 a day (and for many, that doesn’t include the added-on car insurance costs).

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Car guys (and girls) love to debate the merits of vehicles from different regions of the world. From "Buy American"­ to "European­ engineering"­; to "Japanese­ quality,"­ everyone has an opinion on which type of car is the best. So where do you stand on this issue? Here's a little quiz you can take to find out..visit site..

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We've been watching cars smash into each other almost as long as we've had the car itself. In fact, pretty much every time humanity has invented a vehicle, the next question is, “What happens when they run into each other?”, along with “Can we race them?” and “Can we fire weapons out of them?”

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Even with a little relief, we're all looking at pain at the pump this year, and any way to reduce gas costs is a good one. You may have heard that running your air conditioner less will reduce the amount of gas you burn...but is that actually true?

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UFC veteran Chris Lyte was able to go out on his own terms, following a submission victory over Dan Hardy at UFC on Versus 5 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The experienced fighter announced the day before that he would be calling it a career following his fight at the Bradley Center on August 14, 2011.

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Imagine if your car could travel 56 miles on a gallon of gas. You could cut your gasoline costs in half (at least). You would only have to fill up once a week (if that). You could drive from Boston to Cleveland without even stopping the car!

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