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Car and Driver January 2004	New SLK, STS Check out Mercedes' redesigned roadster and Cadillac's fresh flagship.
Popular Mechanics January 2004 Mike Allen	Auto Clinic I was trying to replace the manifold air sensor on my car. Everything seemed to go so simply until I tried to plug the connector into the new harness on the sensor... Use grease to make small parts stay in place while you install them... etc.
Popular Mechanics January 2004 Mike Allen	Removing Bumper Stickers, Window Tinting And Pinstripes Here are some tried-and-true, relatively simple but effective techniques.
Car and Driver February 2004 Daniel Pund	2005 Chevrolet Corvette Those expecting a clean-sheet new model might be disappointed by the C6. But at reasonable prices and with thoughtful upgrades of virtually all the C5's weak points, the Corvette is now a better performance-car bargain than ever.
Car and Driver February 2004 Aaron Robinson	2005 Ford Mustang The famous filly's greatest hits, now in one convenient ready-to-drive package. Ford is reissuing the Mustang for 2005 styled with a dash of '67, a teaspoon of '69, and two full cups of '64 fastback baked into the body.
Car and Driver February 2004 Barry Winfield	2005 Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Sport. Light. Racing. Again. There were mixed reactions to the SLR's styling at its first appearance, but the positive response by potential buyers now suggests that every example will find a home.
BusinessWeek January 19, 2004 Brian Bremner	Sports Car, Yes. Family Car, Hmm Mazda's agile RX-8 lives up to the muscle-car hype, but don't trade in the minivan.
Car and Driver January 2004 Aaron Robinson	BMW X3 3.0i The X3's flaws are glaring, especially from a company known for clipping the perfection apex tighter than most. If you still want an X3, perhaps it wasn't really a BMW you wanted after all.
Car and Driver January 2004 Aaron Robinson	Volkswagen Passat W-8 4MOTION The new addition of a 6-speed manual transmission to the W-8 makes it a much worthier car.
BusinessWeek January 12, 2004 Kathleen Kerwin	Detroit: Pedal To The Metal Enough is enough -- the Big Three is filling showrooms with new cars to beat back foreign rivals
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