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Hyundai first to tease SEMA 2012 with the ARK Performance Genesis Coupe

The start of the 2012 SEMA Show in Las Vegas is 36 days away and Hyundai has struck as being the first automaker to tease one of their special 1-off SEMA Show builds with a first look at the 2013 Hyundai Genesis 3.8 R-Spec modified by ARK Performance to pack almost 400 horsepower and an aggressive, unique look.
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2013 Buick Encore priced from $24,950

General Motors recently announced the pricing for the 2013 Buick Encore with the price for the luxurious entry level, front wheel drive trimline starting at just $24,950 (including destination of $750) and option packages bringing the price of the fully loaded Encore into the low $30s.
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BMW issues stop sale of new M5, M6-prepares oil pump failure recall

BMW has reportedly issued a stop sale of their high performance 2013 M5 sedan along with the 2013 M6 Coupe and Convertible over a concern that a sudden loss of oil pressure could cause dramatic engine damage – going so far as to contact owners of the new M5 and M6, asking them not to drive their cars until the problem is fixed.
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Audi presents SQ5 TDI exclusive concept in Paris

Audi is presenting the 2013 SQ5 TDI exclusive concept in Paris, which is the top model of the Q5 model series, and will be offering it as a limited production vehicle.
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By: Denis Flierl

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Future Flow Media helps dealers track promotional spending

Future Flow Media is a provider of hyper-targeted email advertising that has come up with a way to track the effectiveness of the kind of marketing they do, in terms of how many buyers resulted from their service.
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Why drivers in 2040 won’t need a license

Simply put, drivers in 2040 won’t need a license because cars will drive themselves and identification will have transformed into a device, perhaps worn on your wrist, that functions as your key to everything, your passport, plane ticket, video phone and heads up display computer.
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