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5 Things Your Car Doesn’t Need
October 1st, 2010 
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Posted in Car Safety 
Tags: 5 Things Your Car Doesn't Need, Far-Fetched Fuel-Saving Gizmos, Higher-Grade Fuel, Nitrogen in Your Tires, Potions, Stereos and TVs, Wheels 
Comments Off5 Things You Should Do for Your Car
October 1st, 2010 admin 
Next: 5 Things You Should Do for Your Car: Keep Up With Maintenance (more…)
Posted in Car Safety Tags: Car Cover, Keep It Clean, Keep Up With Maintenance, Paintless Dent Repair, Seat Covers and Floor Mats Comments Off10 Innovations That Could Make Us Greener Drivers
March 10th, 2010 admin 
The European Union is embarking on a three-year trial to test whether computer-controlled highway convoys can safely reduce traffic congestion and emissions. Safe Road Trains for the Environment, or SARTRE, will wirelessly link as many as seven vehicles in tight formation behind a professional driver.
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Posted in Car Safety, Columns, News Tags: 10 Innovations, A Hot Piece of Asphalt, All Meshed Up, European Union is embarking on a three-year trial, Greener Drivers, grocery chain is experimenting, Higher-Tech Hybrids, Kinetic Roads, Pit Stop Battery Swap, Road Train, Smart Charging with Smartphones, Speed Bumps, The Stackable CityCar, United Kingdom, Wireless Charging Comments OffTop Safety Features
January 8th, 2010 admin 
The most significant technologies that help make road safer for all.
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Is That ‘New Car Smell’ Harming You?
December 4th, 2009 admin 
Volvo’s “Nose Team” evaluates each component that might be used in a Volvo interior.A list of dangerous toxins might be along for the ride.
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Posted in Car Safety, Columns Tags: Chemical Soup, EPA, evaluates, Harming You, HealthyCar.org, New Car Smell, Strange Brew, Volvo's "Nose Team Comments OffDoes Your Car Stink? Your Car should be clean
December 4th, 2009 admin 
No one intends to spill drinks like coffee or milk in their car, but it happens every day. When a spill does occur, it’s best to clean up the excess liquid immediately using paper towels or a clean cloth. Don’t let it set.
Here’s how to handle those offensive odors that always seem to invade your personal driving space.
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