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Honda SMA will add quality of life for stroke disabled

An SMA, or stride management assist device in development since 1999 will be tested for North American markets by Chicago's Rehabilitation Institute. A bi-product of Honda’s pioneering humanoid robots (ASIMO) project, the walk-assist device will improve the quality of life for those afflicted by stroke and related motor function impairment.
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By: Parks McCants

Honda to 'exit' Ridgeline pickup with special edition offering

A late entry in the North American pickup truck market, Honda will offer a 2014 Special Edition Ridgeline as the mid size light duty car truck prepares to "temporarily" exit the market in 2015.
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By: Parks McCants

Among Compacts, One Kia Model Judged the Best

Judges from three media organizations that specialize in covering the automotive industry have proclaimed a Kia compact to be the best compact sedan "in its league" and it was up against some stiff competition.
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By: Keith Griffin

Is Nissan about to introduce a Google Glass competitor at Tokyo?

A video posted to the Nissan YouTube channel seems to be showcasing a wearable heads-up display called the 3E which it promises to debut at the Tokyo Motor Show next week. What is it?
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By: Aaron Turpen

Lincoln Pursues Almighty Buck with 2015 MKC Crossover

Quick, picture the Lincoln MKZ, MKX, MKT and MKS in your head. Can't do it can you? Well, just to further muddle the model lineup, there's a new 2015 Lincoln MKC in the mix and it's yet another example of murky marketing by the premium arm of the Ford Motor Co. as it attempts to squeeze some cash into the lackluster company.
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By: Keith Griffin

New Chevrolet Colorado the company's most important vehicle since bankruptcy

Chevy will reveal the new Colorado compact pickup truck in one week at the LA Auto Show. Will this new Colorado turn around Chevy’s diving pickup sales?
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By: John Goreham

Hyundai Certified Gets Top Award But Does Buying One Make Sense?

When it comes to buying a new car vs. a used car, some folks are always going to opt for new while others feel certified pre-owned is the only way to go. Well, the latter might be right in the wake of Hyundai being pegged best overall certified pre-owned program for popular cars by IntelliChoice.
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By: Keith Griffin