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Vehicle Profile: The 2011 Nissan Altima
The midsize sedan with a sports car personality.
A “competent” midsize sedan will get from point A to point B. But if you prefer a car that looks, feels and drives like something special, then drive the sedan that got its sporty attitude from the brand that builds the legendary Z sports car. The Nissan Altima delivers everything you’d want in a midsize sedan – room, comfort, safety, excellent fuel economy and reliability – with an extra accent on driving fun that’s simply lacking in the competition.
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Vehicle Profile: The 2011 Nissan Rogue
Get out of the small SUV box.
Leave it to Nissan to figure out how to make a compact crossover look and drive a whole lot sportier than your average small SUV. How could the brand that builds the legendary Z sports car and the road-scorching GT-R supercar do anything less? Enhancements for the 2011 model make the Rogue even more appealing, even giving it a luxury look and feel.
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Stay Safe this Fourth of July
Tips for safely celebrating America’s independence.
The Fourth of July is a wonderful time for family and friends to kick back and relax together. Many people roll out blankets and watch local parades while others show off their skills behind the grill. No matter what your tradition, the day is bound to be filled with food, sun and fireworks, and the best way to enjoy it all is to enjoy it without interruption, so here are a few tips from the experts:
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Royal Wedding Wrap-Up
Random facts fit for a king…and his new queen.
Whether you are Windsor-wild or royally over the royal wedding, news about the nuptials of Prince William and Catherine Middleton was seemingly inescapable. However, for even the most monarchy-mad among us, there are plenty of interesting tidbits you may not have heard. From how the wedding ticked off a child to why it made a street vendors extra happy, here are 18 random and sometimes hilarious facts about the royal wedding.
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Treat Your Tastebuds this Independence Day
Illinois and Indiana burst with flavor this Fourth of July.
If you’re hungry for fun this Fourth of July, be glad you’re in the upper Midwest. Here the festivities are certain to include food, music and a whole lot more—everything to satisfy your appetite for a good time. Here is just a taste of what’s in store in Illinois and Indiana:
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Regular Coolant Flushes Extend the Life of Your Motor
Experts at Castrol recommend flushing antifreeze every two years.
Like all other fluid in your car, the antifreeze/coolant used by your radiator to keep your engine at peak operating temperature requires periodic replacement. There are some key differences between an oil change and changing your antifreeze, however, that make the process a little bit more involved than simply pulling the plug and draining out the old coolant.
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Go Green, Save Green
There are 24 ways to be eco-friendly and save money doing it!
There’s no doubt about it; going “green” is no longer just for the super wealthy elite who can afford to put solar panels on their summer homes. In fact, going green is actually a great money saver. And let’s face it, in this economy, who isn’t looking to save a dollar or two?
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Cash in Before you Take Off
Find the best travel deals, no matter where in the world you’re headed.
With more offers and promotions aimed at jetsetters than ever before, shopping for vacation deals can be downright overwhelming. Fortunately, however, some good advice and a little common sense will go a long way when it comes to finding your own golden ticket. Check out these words of wisdom from travel experts for a trip that’s memorable for all the right reasons:
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To Blog or Not to Blog
How do you start your own blog? That is the question.
According to Merriam-Webster, “blog” is a noun meaning “a website that contains an online personal journal with reflections, comments and often hyperlinks provided by the writer,” but in reality, it is so much more than that. A blog (short for “web log”) is your opportunity to have your voice heard, whether it’s by your community, the world or just your Aunt Ethel who lives in Tuscaloosa.
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