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Chevy Camaro. A Small, Vicious Animal that Eats Mustangs
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While engineers and designers feverishly worked overtime on the development of a four-passenger sports car they code-named the F-car, the Chevy public relations, marketing and advertising team prepared the world for the introduction of a car they called the Panther. All through the summer of 1965 virtually every aspect of the vehicle’s design and development, from... (posted by Wally 1 year 317 days ago.)
Auto Transport by Rail Saves up to 30 Percent

Auto manufacturers have known about it for over 100 years. Henry Ford, in fact, purchased his own railroad to quickly and economically rush early Model T’s to eager buyers all across the country. Today, as more used car dealers keep one eye on online auto auctions as a source for late-model inventory they need and the other eye on their bottom line, they’re also discovering that rail transport can be a... (posted by Wally 1 year 324 days ago.)
Glossary of Auto Transport Terms

This glossary is a partial listing of auto transport to help you make a more informed and intelligent decision regarding the shipment of your vehicle(s). A Autorack A specially designed multi-level rail car used to transport automobiles. Autoracks have two or three decks, can carry up to 20 vehicles and have metal side panels and end doors to protect automobiles while in transit. Bi-level or... (posted by Wally 1 year 352 days ago.)
Ford Mustang Magic – A Legend Is Born
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Ford Motor Company introduced the Mustang on what was then the world’s largest stage. Only the 1964 New York World’s Fair had enough scale and drama worthy of the Mustang. Held in conjunction with the city of New York's 300th anniversary, it featured 140 pavilions over 646 acres. The Ford Company Pavilion was the Fair’s largest attraction, nearly the size of three football fields.... (posted by Wally 2 years ago.)
Car Haulers Offer Options During Changing Times
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In 2010, several factors are driving up wholesale prices for used cars, with low supply being one of the most significant issues. First, with the interruption of leasing programs in 2008 and 2009 by some OEM captive finance companies, according to Manheim Consulting, the volume of new car leases offered in 2009 hit the lowest level since leasing began in the early 1980's.... (posted by Wally 2 years 16 days ago.)
Tire Stores Provide Mobile Tire Coupons and Build Customer Loyalty
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In today's fast paced world, mobile coupons offer retailers a great means for offering great deals, while building customer loyalty. Since, tire stores are faced with the fact that the average consumer doesn't really want to buy tires there are many ways to appeal to customers' needs today via technology. Mobile coupons allow tire stores to reach out to... (posted by Wally 2 years 21 days ago.)