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The build quality, the technologically advanced and spacious interior, as well as the fun-to-drive performance all put the Honda Civic Sedan in a class of its own. For the 2008 model year, the Civic Sedan introduces a leather-trimmed interior. The quality that stands out most clearly is the fuel economy. Considering the power it delivers, the 2008 Civic Sedan offers stupendous mileage. As expected from Honda, the engine is noiseless. For added safety, this Sedan has six air bags.[MORE]
The 2008 Mercury Milan is a spacious and sporty midsize family sedan with unique styling. It offers a smooth ride and is reasonably priced. For 2008, the Milan features a standard keyless entry keypad and several new options such as reverse parking sensor, interior ambient lighting, and Sync multimedia system (the last two features are to be introduced later in the model year).[MORE]

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04/09/2007

Parents, are you protecting your teen driver when she gets behind the wheel? Traffic crashes result in 44 percent of teen deaths, the leading cause of teen fatalities in the U.S., according to the National Safety Council. But driving and insurance experts agree: parents can play a big role in helping their teens stay safe. “Parents should monitor their teen’s driving habits and the condition of the vehicle they drive because drivers are responsible for the lives of their passengers and everyone else on the road with them,” says Charles Valinotti of General Casualty. ...[more]
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How often do you check your tires for wear and proper air pressure? If you’re like most Americans, not often enough. A September 2006 survey by the Rubber Manufacturer’s Association (RMA) found the majority of motorists are not paying enough attention to the only component that keeps a car on the road: the tires. According to the survey, only 15 percent of drivers properly check their tire pressure regularly, inflating them to the vehicle manufacturer's recommended pressure; 26 percent of drivers mistakenly believe the best time to check their tires is when they are warm after being driven several miles; and only 36 percent of drivers know where to find the recommended tire pressure for their vehicle --- it is in the owner's manual, and also usually printed on a tire information decal attached to the driver's door jamb. ...[more]
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