The war against Davins: What's a blinger to do?

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The Department of Roadway Security has advised all motorists to maintain increased alertness and avoid looking directly at large, overly shiny vehicles, particularly SUVs. This Security Advisory will remain in effect until the department completes its investigation of a newly identified highway menace called 'spinners'.

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2005 Chevrolet Equinox: Is GM still alive? Yes, indeed, and this time it didn't say 'me too'

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Chevrolet Equinox, priced between $21,560 and $28,500 slips into crowded middle ground of the SUV field as a wonderfully people-friendly car, packing a great list of standard equipment. With its fresh and memorable styling, and 112.5-inch wheelbase, the Equinox feels agile in a way that truck-based SUVs never do.

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Sock it to the rich: Higher fines for cash cows

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Britain and seven other European countries will soon introduce income-based fines for traffic and parking violations. A motorist earning less than $30,000 annually would pay a $75 fine, and a $100,000 earner would pay $385 for the same violation, under one proposal.

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