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Melbourne 2009: Limited edition HSV Senator unveiled

In conjunction with the 2009 Melbourne Motor Show, HSV has announced the release of a special-edition Senator super-sedan. A less-expensive ( $69,990 AU – about $44,600 USD) alternative to the pricier, more lavishly-equipped Senator Signature ($80,500 AU – about $51,300 USD) that launched in 2006, the Senator will be limited to a total of just 89 cars. Thirty of these cars get manual transmissions; the rest will have automatics. While the new Senator makes do without features such as the Magnetic Ride Control suspension found ... Read more →

Not all resale values are created equal Chris Shunk

Buying a new car or truck can be a very expensive endeavor. Style, safety, and reliability are usually at the top of shopper's lists, but the one area that will get you in the end is the ...

Van again: Ford announces 2008 E-Series John Neff

click above image to vew high-res pics of the 2008 Ford E-Series van in various configurations You may have a grown up in a family that used a conversion van for daily transport like I did. If so, ...

HSV Grange: Next GM Flagship sedan... please! Scott Davis

Click to enlarge What choices does the dedicated GM "car guy" have when he wants to drive something that has all-around performance, is a rarity on the road and isn't a Corvette or Cadillac? ...

Holden HSV E-Series lineup unveiled Alex Nunez

The Holden HSV E-Series cars officially broke cover yesterday, courtesy of the Australian Drive.com website. This comes just a few days after shots of a ClubSport R8 were accidentally leaked onto the ...

Ford shifts production back into gear at seven plants after identifying transmission defect 3 years ago on Autoblog

Ford was forced to halt production at seven assembly plants after finding a quality problem with a transmission component, but all seven plants affected by the stoppage should be up and running again today. A supplied component, described as "a clutch mechanism that helps make the ...

American Idle: Ford halts production lines at seven plants due to defective part 3 years ago on Autoblog

The importance of quality parts and strong supplier relations was laid bare for the Ford Motor Company Thursday, as it was forced to hit the red button on five assembly plants (and partially close a sixth) after it learned that of a defective clutch mechanism employed in certain 4-speed automatic ...

Spy shot: Ford Econoline mule spotted sporting rhinoplasty 3 years ago on Autoblog

One could be forgiven for thinking that the temperature in Hell is taking a precipitous dive after looking at the photo above. After all, when was the last time you saw a Ford Econoline test mule, with its tacit promise of a coming update? After all, the current E-Series has been trudging on for ...






Autoblog Podcast #154: Gobbling up the News

Chris, Sam, and Dan kick out a podcast just in time for the long holiday drive.

 
 

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