Motown’s Meltdown Hits Boston Auto Show

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• Re: Beater Edition: Rent, Lease, Sell or Keep
  
  chicagoland - Sell it to bone-yard, these Scorts are starting to die off here in salty road-land, and parts are needed. I had a 2000 Scort for 3 years [50-90k...
• Re: The 2002 Altima And The Mid-Size Horsepower Wars
  
  chicagoland - When Fusion came out with “only 220 hp V6″, the internet fan-bois said it would flop. Now, Fusion may overtake Camry, and no v6...
• Re: The 2002 Altima And The Mid-Size Horsepower Wars
  
  28-cars-later - The question I always ask myself when I hear about some new whiz bang drivetrain is how are they achieving the horsepower they claim....
• Re: Are Urban Planners Keeping EVs – And The Automobile – Out Of The Cities Of Our Future?
  
  chicagoland - “A recent trip to New York City saw my girlfriend and I walk and take the subway...
• Re: Are Urban Planners Keeping EVs – And The Automobile – Out Of The Cities Of Our Future?
  
  ciddyguy - Granted, what we have isn’t much, and a agree with that, but you DO have to start...
• Re: Review: 2013 Nissan Altima
  
  28-cars-later - The devil is in the details…
• Re: Review: 2013 Nissan Altima
  
  28-cars-later - I agree its a Chrysler maybe sorta kinda worth looking at… that was hard to say. :) It’s certainly more attractive than the Japanese competition.
• Re: Review: 2013 Nissan Altima
  
  28-cars-later - i don’t know much about DI, but I agree with lowering RPMs for fuel economy. If I run my 3800 powered Pontiac in cruise, it runs roughly 1500 RPM and the...
• Re: Toyota Launches All-Out Assault On Emerging Markets, Meets “Fierce Competition” – Not From Detroit
  
  JD-Tippit - “…the Etios pierced the 100,000 mark in cumulative sales just a few days...
• Re: The 2002 Altima And The Mid-Size Horsepower Wars
  
  28-cars-later - 245D? Wasn’t aware there was such a Volvo, at least in North America.