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Los Angeles Auto Show
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By Drew Dowdell, in Los Angeles Auto Show,
Buick's 2017 LaCrosse is a lighter, tighter, import fighter.
By William Maley, in Los Angeles Auto Show,
Buick Appears To Be Taking Some Ideas From the Avenir for the Next LaCrosse
By William Maley, in Los Angeles Auto Show,
The EcoSport will be making its North American debut next week
By Drew Dowdell, in Los Angeles Auto Show,
Mitsubishi gives the Outlander Sport a last minute makeover for 2016.
By William Maley, in Los Angeles Auto Show,
For Those Who Dream Of An Off-Road Colorado, Chevrolet Has A Concept for You
By William Maley, in Los Angeles Auto Show,
The More Things Change, The More They Stay The Same At Hyundai
By Drew Dowdell, in Los Angeles Auto Show,
Ford refreshes the Escape to make it a bit more .... Edgy.
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Spaciousness is what Toyota will give to the world with the first ever 2024 Grand Highlander and 44 other vehicles including the Crown Family.
The Toyota Crown while well-known across the Asian rim is the longest running product line from Japan and is now here as a stop gap measure in the U.S., Again.
General Motors and Netflix are joining forces to give electric vehicles (EVs) the stage they deserve.
By David, in Alternative Fuels,
Infinitum is an electric motor designer that no one has heard of yet, but that is about to change with their All-in-one solution.
The Asahi Shimbun news organization is reporting that Toyota is joining the ranks of Hyundai, GM, Tesla, VW and other Auto OEMs with a dedicated EV platform, but with a BIG catch.
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Latest News Toyota Will Take Over the Windy City, Chicago February 8th with 44 Autos. Spaciousness is what Toyota will give to the world with the first ever 2024 Grand Highlander and 44 other vehicles including the Crown Family. ---> Read More Toyota Crown Hybrid, the Stop Gap Product Till EVs The Toyota Crown while well-known across the Asian rim is the longest running product line from Japan and is now here as a stop gap measure in the U.S., Again. ---> Read More GM & Netflix Partner to Show Case EVs on TV General Motors and Netflix are joining forces to give electric vehicles (EVs) the stage they deserve. ---> Read More Infinitum All-in-one Electric Motors the Future of the Auto Industry? Infinitum is an electric motor designer that no one has heard of yet, but that is about to change with their All-in-one solution. ---> Read More Is Toyota Shooting Itself in the Foot in Regard to EVs? The Asahi Shimbun news organization is reporting that Toyota is joining the ranks of Hyundai, GM, Tesla, VW and other Auto OEMs with a dedicated EV platform, but with a BIG catch. ---> Read More GM Dumping Pouch EV Cells for Cylinder 4680 Cells Korean sources have learned that GM is dumping the Pouch for the Cylinder and not just any average one, but the 4680 spec that Tesla is pushing in their own EVs. ---> Read More Kia Chooses onsemi Silicon Carbide Power Module Traction Inverters for High Performance Electric Vehicles Kia starts production on performance EVs using industry leading Traction Inverters by onsemi for improved electrical handling. ---> Read More Click here to view our privacy policy CheersandGears.com - Established 2001 P.O. Box 17974, Pittsburgh, PA 15235 You can manage your subscription settings at the following link https://www.cheersandgears.com/settings/?area=newsletters -
By Robert Hall · Posted
I remember those. They always seemed to be cream colored. As far as FWD V8s, I prefer the STS of that era. When I was living in Ann Arbor I had a friend that was an engineer at Ford working on the ‘98 facelifted model. Got to ride in one one winter’s night in ‘97. I remember going to the Detroit auto show in ‘95 and ‘96, 25 yr old me really wanted an STS. I still like them. -
By oldshurst442 · Posted
Was never on my radar. So much so, that I just did a double take on the title mentioning it had a V8. I knew it was FWD, I never knew right up to THIS moment it had a V8. I just listened to the video to find out it was the moduler 4.6 V8. You learn something new everyday. The Towncar and the Mark VIII was what I liked from Lincoln then. And both models were FONDLY liked. But in 2023, I actually like it. Too bad I was turned off by it then. Reflecting back as to why that was...I couldnt tell ya. PS: I never did, nor do I right now, equate the 1995 Continental with the Taurus. -
By Drew Dowdell · Posted
I wanted to like these... but they were just way too much Taurus. -
By Drew Dowdell · Posted
Since it's been so cold I haven't done much work on it. But last month I took the wheels off and dropped them off to have new tires fitted. Put the wheels back on today and repaired a positive battery cable that I had broken in the fall. Today it moved under it's own power for the first time in probably years. I took if it for a very short spin up the block and back.
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