Best Cars for College Students
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Going off to college and need a car that doesn't cost you an arm and a leg? Or, perhaps you have a child leaving for college and you want them to be in the safest car possible. Edmunds.com has compiled a list of the Best Cars for College Students based on a recent survey they had on their site. Consumers were able to vote on what they believe the top college cars are. Check out the results.

1. Mazda Mazda 3

2. Honda Fit

3. Kia Soul

4. Nissan Cube

5. Scion xD

6. Kia Forte

7. Toyota Yaris

8. Hyundai Elantra

9. Suzuki SX4

10. Nissan Versa

11. Hyundai Accent

12. Kia Rio

 

And, to better equip your ride for college, deck it out in floor mats that show off your school pride. These floor mats boast the logo of your school!

Why Girls are More Suitable for Marketing Cars
POSTED AT 09:20 PM

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I think these pictures show clearly why women are the choice models to appear in car ads. Sorry guys, apparently women just have what it takes.

 

 

 

 

Man Fails at Driving Up Icy Hill
POSTED AT 10:10 PM

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Check out this guy who didn't want to invest in a good set of snow chains. Looks like he'll be buying a new bumper instead.

 

2011 MINI Crossover Gets Green Light for Production
POSTED AT 10:18 PM

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Just weeks after being revealed at the Paris Motor Show, the MINI Crossover concept has been given the green light for production.

Small, maybe, but this crossover is being built just as tough as the rest of ‘em. It’s designed as a true 4x4, stretching over 13’ in length, and able to seat 4 passengers. 

The first versions of this vehicle will only be available in front-wheel drive, starting at around $29,000. The BMW Xdrive-derived all-wheel drive model should go on sale shortly after, starting at around $34,000.

I definitely won’t be rushing out first thing to buy this little guy, but I am curious to see it in action. I hope it comes in more color options than just this swirl-design mess. Personally, I think they should make a convertible edition, and that can be the newer, better looking VW Thing.

The Newest 'Poor Man's Car'
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Photo Source: Jalopnik.com

In today's economy, everybody's looking for a deal. That being said, I still don't know how popular the $2500 Tata Nano would be. Especially since, according to Jalopnik, they're aiming for a launch date of 2013, when hopefully our economy is back on the upswing. And, of course, if ever produced, this car will cost more than $2500 if it actually passes safety regulations. What's your take on the Tata Nano?