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6 Tips For Saving Gas

In the past months we have seen the price of gasoline soar higher than ever before, and this can be hard on people who have a budget that is tight.

The Real Cost Of Your Car

Owning a car is very expensive. The real expense involves much more than your purchase price, or monthly car payment.

Wells Fargo boosts stocks

U.S. bank Wells Fargo forecast a record profit, South Korea steered clear of recession, and Chinese export data beat expectations, all offering hope that the worst of the financial crisis had passed.

Used Cars:

Thinking about a used car extended warranty? Nervous about what's under the hood?

How To Buy A Luxury Car For Peanuts

The auto auction is where many used car dealers go to find deals for their company. This usually consists of the used car sales manager heading to the auto auction and buying the cars that he or she thinks will turn the biggest profit for their dealership.

How To Decide What Used Car To Buy

The majority of people who wish to buy a used car have a clear picture in their mind of the type of car that they want, or at the very least some idea of whether they want a saloon or a hatchback.

Should I Buy My Car or Lease It?

Should you buy your car or lease it? This is a question that we hear often and as usual, the answer is that “it depends.” It is also an answer that I could compose an entire book about.

Ducati, A Brief History

In 1926, Adriano and Marcello Ducati founded a company that specialised not in motorcycles, but the production of radio components.

Financial Benefits of Owning a Hybrid

As more and more car manufacturers offer both hybrid only cars (like the Prius) and hybrid versions of already popular cars (like the hybrid Honda Civic), more car buyers are looking to switch from their traditional gas-only cars to a hybrid.

Asia stocks push towards 6-month highs

Asian shares rose on Friday, with South Korean stocks hitting a 6-month high after the country averted recession in the first quarter, as a Wall Street rally boosted risk demand around the region and dented the yen.

Banks asked to keep quiet on stress tests

The U.S. Treasury Department is asking banks not to mention the regulatory stress tests as part of their first-quarter earnings results, according to a source familiar with government discussions.

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