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The Wakamaya Electric Railway Co. was losing money hand over fist. Then it made Tama the cat a stationmaster, and ridership went through the roof. Now Tama's a "super-stationmaster" with her own office. But she's still paid in cat food.

Hyundai announced prices for its new flagship, the all-new Genesis sports sedan, starting at $33,000 for a well-equipped 290-horsepower V6 and $38,000 for the 375-horsepower V8 model. "When we first showed the production Genesis earlier this year, we committed to deliver the interior package of flagship European luxury sedans, world-class driving dynamics, and pricing comparable to entry-level premium brand vehicles," said John Krafcik, vice president, product development and (...)

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Maybe you haven't heard about Michael Leonhard, but the Dodge Charger prototype will definetely remain in your mind. His design study represents an idea of how the next Charger model will look like. Dubbed the 2010 Dodge Charger Concept, the vehicle is based on the 1968 Charger but with a little refreshment unveiling new design lines and an incredible car. So Chrysler...what are you waiting for? More pictures after the (...)

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Subaru confirmed the official unveiling of the Exiga 7-Seater crossover on June 17th. Just a few days before the debut the car was caught testing in California. The car will go on sale in early 2009. Subaru Exiga features a large bonnet scoop – lifted straight from the Impreza STi – plus a rear spoiler and split twin tailpipes. It will be powered by newly developed 2.0 and 2.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engines, while the 3.0-litre unit in the current Subaru stable will be dropped. The (...)

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