2007 Mitsubishi Outlander Road Test – Review – Car and Driver: "There's only one engine for U.S.-bound Outlanders: a 3.0-liter V-6 that produces 220 horsepower and 204 pound-feet of torque. It's a smooth-enough engine, but it lacks midrange muscle compared with the optional V-6s in the Toyota RAV4 and Hyundai Santa Fe, and it feels barely adequate for a vehicle that weighs 3800 pounds in all-wheel-drive form."
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Thursday, December 26, 2013
2007 Mitsubishi Outlander Road Test – Review – Car and Driver
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Guide for buying a new car, leasing and buying, & more | DMV.org
Guide for buying a new car, leasing and buying, & more | DMV.org: "Guide to Buying a New Car
Be prepared when you buy a new car by learning about manufacturer incentives, leasing, shopping online, new car taxes and fees and more.
Leasing vs. Buying
Consider resale value, monthly car payments, depreciation, sales tax, repair bills and more when deciding whether to buy or lease a vehicle."
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Be prepared when you buy a new car by learning about manufacturer incentives, leasing, shopping online, new car taxes and fees and more.
Leasing vs. Buying
Consider resale value, monthly car payments, depreciation, sales tax, repair bills and more when deciding whether to buy or lease a vehicle."
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Washington - Buying & Selling FAQs - The Paperwork To File At The WA DMV at DMV.org: The DMV Made Simple
Washington - Buying & Selling FAQs - The Paperwork To File At The WA DMV at DMV.org: The DMV Made Simple: "How long are temporary license plates valid?
No more than 60 days. Extensions are allowed, but on a case-by-case basis, as determined by the DOL.
If I'm importing a car into Washington, is it true I must have the undercarriage cleaned before shipping?"
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No more than 60 days. Extensions are allowed, but on a case-by-case basis, as determined by the DOL.
If I'm importing a car into Washington, is it true I must have the undercarriage cleaned before shipping?"
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Ford Fiesta S - Least Expensive Cars of 2014
Ford Fiesta S - Least Expensive Cars of 2014: "Fiesta has been updated for 2014 with a new slick-looking front end and a greatly improved dashboard. $14,795 buys you air conditioning and an AM/FM radio with an auxiliary input jack, although the color palette is limited (white, black, gray or silver; the red car in the photo is a higher trim level) and you'll still have to crank down your own windows. What sets the Fiesta apart is the fun-to-drive factor, a rarity in such an inexpensive car. Designed in Europe, the Fiesta lives for curvy roads and delivers great fuel economy, even if you spring for the automatic transmission (a high-tech six-speed twin-clutch transmission priced at $1,095). The Fiesta is cute, eager and loveable; too bad it's not the value it once was."
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Mitsubishi Mirage - Least Expensive Cars of 2014
Mitsubishi Mirage - Least Expensive Cars of 2014: "Powered by a tiny 74 hp 3-cylinder engine, the featherweight Mirage is EPA-rated at 34 MPG city and 42 MPG highway for the stick-shift and 37/44 (!) for the automatic, which is darn close to hybrid and diesel territory. Mitsu has even designed the structure for easy repairs in the hopes of keeping insurance rates down, and they've backed it with an epic warranty: 5 years or 60,000 miles of bumper-to-bumper protection and 10 years/100,000 miles on the powertrain"
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A Tech Founder's Guide To Picking A Non-Tech Founder
A Tech Founder's Guide To Picking A Non-Tech Founder: "This heap of work will far outnumber the portion you have actually encountered. Can your cofounder figure sh*t out? And can they do it quickly? Being amazing at one thing is nice, but honestly not what you should optimize for in a cofounder. Founders are typically just “good enough” at a slew of things: fundraising, product, partnerships, etc."
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Wednesday, December 18, 2013
The Future of Social Networks as Interpreted by 21 Social Media Practitioners | Ignite Social Media
The Future of Social Networks as Interpreted by 21 Social Media Practitioners | Ignite Social Media: "Why mobile? Mobile phones are outselling laptops and more and more people are using their mobile devices for everything. Everything. Pinterest is awesome, but they haven't figured out how to make that mobile crossover. Google+ is a great mobile-based social networking site that businesses should shift over to – tons of room for visual communication there as well."
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