Look who's dumping cars in the U.S. market now

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Mercedes and other German car manufacturers are selling their products at lower prices in the US than in the German market, a practice that could be considered dumping. However, the US auto market is the largest in the world, and there is little danger that one company can bankrupt its competitors.

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Holed up in Fort Lincoln

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The Lincoln Town Car has a keyless-entry locking system that can be troublesome, as it re-locks the doors whenever a driver or passenger leaves. Such a locking system reflects the manufacturer's concern for discouraging thieves and protecting drivers.

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Out in the garage

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Roy Allen of New Braunfels, TX, assembles sports cars from ERA kits for a living. So far, he has completed three Cobras and is planning to assemble two more. His latest project is a replica of a Ford GT40.

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