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Kia Soul: driving in Miami, Britney Spears encounters, more
Fri, 13 Mar 2009In a sea of sameness, the 2010 Kia Soul stands out. Perhaps nowhere is that more apparent than Miami, a city filled with image-conscious denizens and head-turning sights on every corner. We got yet another test drive of the hot, five-passenger hatch in South Florida this week and it was an interesting few days, to say the least.
Local Motors Announces Alaska Motors Competition Winners
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New car sales surge again
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