Even by Bentley standards, the British automaker known for its rare combination of elegance and performance, the just-unveiled Mulliner Bacalar reeks of pretentiousness. Support independent … Read more
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Cadillac has announced pricing 2011 CTS Coupe, the centerpiece of brand, will begin at $38,990 including destination charge. The CTS Coupe goes on sale in early August in the United States.
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Roman Mica, a contributing editor to TheWeeklyDriver.com, recently reviewed the 2010 Land Rover Sport HSE. Now, Mica further tests the car via one of the reasons it’s offered — inclement weather conditions.
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Not too many years ago, $30,000 was the launching price point for purchasing a new luxury car. Now, that’s about the average price of new car in the United States. But plenty of options abound for those who want a luxury vehicle in the $30,000 price range. But it’s going to be a used car.
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