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Jun 3, 2005
Press release we did finish reading

Chrysler's press release on convertible hair tips were about as useful to us as, well, you know how the saying goes. A new release about a valet company that uses nothing but "stunning" women that are models, singers, actors and dancers to park cars, on the other hand, got our attention. Consider it Hooters on wheels if you will. The company's uniforms consist of "tank tops, Capri pants, camisoles, mini skirts, bikinis and lingerie." Best of all, they all know how to drive a stick! The co

Walter J Keegan Jr.
Jun 3, 2005
Behind the wheel of the B9 Tribeca

Inside Line gets to take the daring Subaru out for a drive and were impressed with the overall package. The B9 (we bet any money the Tribeca name will fall to the wayside in a few years time when all Subarus get alphanumeric names) is the biggest, most expensive Subaru ever. Even with its 4200-pound heft, Inside Line achieved 20.7 mpg during their testing. The B9's looks are not for everyone,

Walter J Keegan Jr.
Jun 3, 2005
Chinese sales looking up

Auto sales in China hid the skids in 2004 after the Chinese Government made it harder to get car loans to help stem the racing economy. After the auto industry doubled their sales in 2003, the gains have been much lower, forcing the top two nameplates, Volkswagen and General Motors, to cut prices. It looks like the plan worked. GM has seen sales increase 12.4 percent in the first five months of 2005, while one of VW's ventures posted a 22 percent gain. The market is nowhere near the ragin

Walter J Keegan Jr.
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