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Mopar's new Ram Runner Kit for serious off-roaders

If you want to turn your Ram Truck into a desert racer, Mopar's new Ram Runner kit boasts it will provide performance on a par with dedicated off-road racers, give you superior shocks and suspension and do it all while looking drop dead desert gorgeous. You too can have a Mopar-powered desert racer.
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Author: Don Bain
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Fiat plans to buy last 6.6% of Chrysler from US govt

When Fiat SpA paid off $7.6 billion dollars in debt to the US and Canadian governments this week, they effectively raised their ownership of the Chrysler Group to 46%, leaving the US government to own 6.6% while the Canadians now hold 1.7%; but according to a statement filed to the US Treasury department Fiat plans to purchase the 6.6% held by the US government before the end of 2011.
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Twenty percent of drivers unsafe at any speed

The 2011 GMAC Insurance National Drivers Test results revealed today nearly 1 in 5 drivers cannot meet the basic requirements for a driver's license. That adds up to 36.9 million American drivers – roughly 18 percent – could not pass a written driver’s test if taken today.
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Author: Don Bain
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Porsche adds boss, builds momentum toward new HQ

Porsche Cars North America bolstered its communications staff on Friday, announcing the appointment of Nick Twork as manager of product communications. The new role makes Twork No. 2 on the Porsche PR team in America and comes at an opportune time.
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Nicola Bulgari adds last Cadillac DTS to collection

The Cadillac DTS, first introduced in 2006, saw its short history end this week when the last one rolled off the line at General Motors’ Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly Plant. But this sedan is no orphan as it has found a home in the prestigious collection of Nicola Bulgari.
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Nissan Extends Special Pricing to Military Personnel

Active duty military personnel and members of the reserves will get a break through the Nissan Vehicle Purchase Program, the Japanese manufacturer announced just in time for the Memorial Day holiday, which honors those men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in defending our freedom.
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