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Car and Driver October 2003 Patrick Bedard	Toyota Prius Amazing fuel economy, whopping interior space, and all the passion of a Maytag.
Car and Driver October 2003 Tony Swan	Acura TL Acura picks up the pace, the passion, and the price of admission.
Car and Driver October 2003 Larry Webster	Chevrolet Colorado/GMC Canyon GM finally replaces the two oldest models in its lineup.
Knowledge@Wharton September 10, 2003	Hybrid Autos: Will the Big Three Catch up with Toyota and Honda? The news that Toyota outsold Chrysler in August to take the No.3 position in U.S. car sales for the first time focuses attention on a growth area where all three U.S. manufacturers are lagging several years behind -- the market for gasoline/electric hybrid vehicles.
PC Magazine September 16, 2003 Bill Howard	Traveling Music Here, we evaluate eight products that give you more choice in music via in-car hard drives and satellite broadcasting. You can use some of them at home or in your vacation cabin as well.
Car and Driver September 2003 Tony Swan	Scion xB Another Toyota youthmobile that's likely to score with the 'not so young.'
Car and Driver August 2003	Spied! All-New Mitsubishi Eclipse Here's the first picture of Mitsubishi's next Eclipse, codenamed PS24S. The new coupe looks to be larger, featuring many of Mitsubishi's latest styling cues. No word on whether or not the sporty Mitsu will continue to offer both four- and six-cylinder powerplants.
Car and Driver September 2003 Tony Swan	BMW 330i with Performance Package It's not an M3. But it does have four doors. BMW's new Performance package, a collection of cosmetic and mechanical upgrades, makes a 330i four-door quicker and slicker.
Car and Driver September 2003 Barry Winfield	Lamborghini Gallardo Versatility and refinement sounds almost anathema to the idea of the usual Italian exotic, but that's the benefit of this case of corporate co-operation. It strongly suggests this is a Lamborghini that can be used as an everyday driver, albeit a $165,900 one.
Car and Driver September 2003 Csaba Csere	Cadillac CTS-V Cadillac builds one for us. At its essence, the V-series is a CTS energized by the LS6 V-8, which normally resides in the Z06 Corvette. Rated at 400 horsepower -- 82 percent more than the current V-6 -- the pushrod V-8 transforms the CTS into a completely different animal.
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