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Car and Driver December 2003 Aaron Robinson	Pontiac GTO We're really struggling to invent reasons not to put both hands together for this supremely comfortable, rear-drive, all independently sprung, Corvette-powered, husky-sounding, highway-inhaling coupe.
Car and Driver December 2003 Tony Swan	Pontiac Grand Prix GT2 Good-looking adequacy enhanced by incentives: if you can't find a Grand Prix GT deal for a grand or two below sticker, you probably aren't trying very hard. And with deep discounting, the Grand Prix merits more notice.
Car and Driver December 2003 John Phillips	Dodge Sprinter 2500 This van is as roomy as a high-school gym, frugal at the pumps, and built by Mercedes-Benz.
Car and Driver December 2003	2005 Lotus Elise It is the best Elise yet, and for Americans wanting a race car for the road, it's worth the six-year wait. Lotus Cars USA, which has been subsisting on the sale of a handful of Esprits a year, hopes to expand its annual sales to 2500.
Car and Driver December 2003 Tony Swan	Saturn Ion Red Line Finally, an Ion with attitude.
AskMen.com November 11, 2003 Paul Anderson	The Way Of The Future: Hybrid Cars Efficient, clean and quiet, these modern vehicles are worth a look the next time you're car shopping.
Popular Mechanics November 2003 Bob Freudenberger	Replacing U-Joints Most of the time, loss of lubrication is the reason U-joints fail. A bench vise and a pair of sockets make it simple to remove a worn-out U-joint.
BusinessWeek November 17, 2003 Kathleen Kerwin	Jaguar: High Style, More Substance The Jaguar XJ introduced this year retains its looks while losing nearly all of its shortcomings.
AskMen.com November 6, 2003 William Glass	Keeping Your Cool In A Traffic Jam To alleviate this stress, take steps to keep your mind active and be productive while stuck in traffic. This includes new approaches both before and during the commute.
Car and Driver November 2003 Ron Kiino	Long-Term Test: Toyota Camry SE V-6 Think of it as ol' reliable, for those who like their excitement on a tight leash. Our impressions of the Camry after 40,000 miles.
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