Posts Tagged ‘breakingnews’

Breaking, Dodge, SUV, Top, crossovers

2011 Dodge Durango Revealed

Chrysler has just unveiled the all-new 2011 Dodge Durango, and we like what we see. It will ride on a new unibody platform and, like its predecessor, feature three rows of seating. Outside, the new Durango looks as menacing a Dodge can get, courtesy of the very bold chromed grille. If you look closely, the [Read More]

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Celebrities, Reports

The Stig Got Fired?

Guess who’s been fired? If the rumors are true, The Stig!! According to a report by The Mirror, Ben Collins, who was recently revealed as the man behind the mask, has apparently not only been fired by BBC, he has already been replaced. For those wondering why, the move comes shortly after BBC threatened to [Read More]

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Hatchbacks, Pontiac, Safety/Reliability, Toyota

Toyota Recalls 1.1 Million Corolla and Matrix Models

Toyota has announced a voluntary recall of 1.13 million 2005-2008 Corolla and Matrix vehicles to address an issue with their 1.8L four-cylinder engines. According to Toyota, some of the engine control modules have been improperly manufactured. This could lead to the engine stalling as a result of cracks that could develop on the ECM’s circuit [Read More]

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Breaking, Mercedes

New Mercedes Benz CLS Leaked

Photos of the 2011 Mercedes CLS have beed leaked-out before the four-door coupe’s official unveiling. The photos are courtesy of the guys at eMercedesBenz. The pictures show that the new CLS borrows styling cues from the Shooting Break concept, which is very good thing — the car looks great. According to eMercedesBenz, when the 2011 [Read More]

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Breaking, Earnings/Financial, GM, Top

BREAKING: General Motors files for IPO

General Motors has officially filed paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission for an Initial Public Offering. Although common stocks will make up the bulk of the IPO, GM is also offering preferred stock to allow American taxpayers, via the U.S. Treasury, the chance to reduce their stake in the automaker as much as possible. [Read More]

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