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The 2010 Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback is the newest addition to the multiple award-winning Lancer line up. It comes with a unique and aggressive styling as the rally-inspired Lancer Evolution with greater flexibility to suit active lifestyles. Its overall length is just a bit longer than the four-doo...MORE
The 2010 Ford Transit Connect is a light-duty, compact yet spacious van-cum-commercial vehicle intended to meet the unique needs of American small-business owners. It serves as a fuel efficient alternative to larger commercial vehicles. The North American version takes full advantage of the establis...MORE

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03/08/2010
by Tom and Ray Magliozzi
Click & Clack

Dear Tom and Ray: I am trying to jump-start my husband's 2008 Honda Accord. It's been sitting for a few months since he was deployed to Iraq, and I need to move the car ASAP before the street sweepers come. However, when I connect the last jumper-cable clamp, the horn starts blowing. How do I make it stop so I can jump the car and not have the whole neighborhood staring at me? Thanks! -- Lisa RAY: Jump-start it in the middle of the night, Lisa. No one's out staring at that hour. ...more
03/01/2010
by Tom and Ray Magliozzi
Click & Clack

Dear Tom and Ray: I'm a busy, poor veterinary student with an old, 1989 Volvo 240 DL. I have a wannabe boyfriend/mechanic who likes to tear into things and see what's inside, then put things back together the best he can. I appreciate his efforts very much, but there are times when I hesitate to risk mistakes. I am wondering what you think about an inexperienced home mechanic changing a fuel pre-pump on my car? The engine light code and physical symptoms all say the pre-pump is bad. I am so poor that I would love to buy a pump on eBay and have this guy put it in for me. However, the Volvo mechanics say pre-pumps are a very tricky business, and even new ones might go bad. Should I listen to them and pay them the big bucks to fix it? Or can I save some money and let my guy try it? What do you think? -- Janel ...more
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