Friday, December 29, 2017

The 1996 Ford Taurus, the Saddest Car Ever Made

 
After the wild success of the first- and second-generation Taurus, the bubble-shaped third generation was a heartbreaker—both in the industry and on a personal level.
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After the wild success of the first- and second-generation Taurus, the bubble-shaped third generation was a heartbreaker—both in the industry and on a personal level.
 
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How Porsche Builds the 911
 
The Smithsonian Channel got an inside look at Porsche's Zuffenhausen factory. It's fascinating.
 
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You Wish You Had This Two Story Hot Wheels Track When You Were a Kid
 
Oh, your track has a loop in it? That's adorable.
 
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What Cars Do You Want to See in 2018?
 
Next year promises to be a big one.
 
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These Modified Supras Make More Turbo Noise Than You Can Imagine
 
Nothing like a Mark IV Supra.
 
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The Real Reason Why Porsche Changed the 901's Name to 911
 
Porsche says that there was a practical reason behind changing their original 901 designation to 911 in 1964. But it doesn't make sense.
 
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