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Now on DriveLiveTV: The all-new 2010 Chevy Camaro
The moment you've been waiting for is finally here. Drum roll, please. After years of intense development, the all-new 2010 Chevy Camaro is rolling off of the assembly line and into showrooms, and unlike many production cars, the Camaro actually looks like the concept car that stopped people in their tracks a few years ago.
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2010 Chevrolet Camaro Offers Mileage with Muscle
How does 29 mpg sound?
The 2010 Chevrolet Camaro 3.6-liter’s surprising EPA-estimated fuel economy is better than that of Mustang or Challenger. Through its 3.6-liter direct-injected V6, Chevy's power entry outperforms the competition and sets the bar for emissions and efficiency.
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The 2009 Chevrolet Malibu Shows What General Motors Can Do
It’s so good that Automobile magazine named it an All-Star for the second year in a row!
While the politicians and pundits point fingers and play the blame game, the 2009 Chevrolet Malibu is busy being one of the best midsize sedans on the market—the global market. Automobile magazine believes in the 2009 Chevrolet Malibu and recommends it with their highest endorsement.
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Put Your Best Face Forward
Healthier skin starts with healthy food, whether it’s eating the good stuff or piling it on your face!
Anti-aging. Clarifying. Anti-stress. Acne fighting. You’re bombarded with loads of products that promise to do the same thing – give you healthy skin. Why cover yourself over and over with washes, creams, exfoliators and moisturizers that have ingredients you can’t even pronounce? Next time you want clear skin, head to your grocery store.
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It’s Movie Time!
Grab that bag of popcorn and your favorite candy.
Sitting inside a movie theater might be the last thing on your mind when it’s getting so nice outside! However, there are going to be a few rainy days and date nights that will provide the perfect opportunity to head to your local theater. Why not take advantage of the new releases?
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Catch Spring Fever!
We have a fever… and the only prescription is more fun!
Everywhere you go, the signs are clear – Spring is here. Say so long to those winter blues and get ready for sunny days that make you never want to go indoors. We’re kicking things off with some cool events. Whether it’s celebrating cows and blueberries or rocking out to the hottest music acts, there’s plenty going on.
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Be Tire Smart and Play Your P.A.R.T.
For tire safety, pay attention to Pressure, Alignment, Rotation and Tread.
Most drivers wash their cars more often than they check their tires. That’s a startling statement when you think of the role tires play in automotive safety. Your tires are unique in that they are the only component of your car that actually contacts the road. When something goes wrong with your tires, it usually challenges you for control of the vehicle.
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Refresh Yourself. Straw Optional.
From fruity and sweet to tart and delicious, there’s a summer drink for you to sip!
Remember those spring and summer days when you and your friends would set up a lemonade stand? Or maybe you were just kicking back on the porch and relaxing, watching the sunset and sipping a fruity drink? The common factor in all of these memories is a cold, refreshing beverage.
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Eco-Power on Two Wheels
When you run out of energy, these bicycles take over.
It’s time to get off the exercise bike and climb on that two-wheeler for a workout and some fresh air. Bicycles provide great exercise, are extremely energy efficient and produce zero emissions. Combining an electric motor with a bicycle can be an ideal mix of exercise and comfort. Under ideal conditions, the electric bike is one of the best forms of urban transportation.
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So You Taught Your Kids How to Drive
Are you setting a good example for them with your driving?
The “do-as-I-say-not-as-I-do” school of driving instruction has its hazards, not only for you and your offspring, but also for those of us who must share the road with them. Since we learn by observing and doing, it’s no surprise that teenage drivers emulate their instructors.
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