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Feature:
CAR CULTURE:
How America got hooked by little bugs and monster trucks--and everything in between-- and why it's time to park our automobile obsession.
Since the days of the Model T, cars have always been vehicles for dozens of things other than their intended purpose. We can't deny it- we are a nation in love with our cars. Can we still love our cars- and rely on them less?
O, LeCar! O ye Gremlins and Pintos, ye Foxes and Thunderbirds and Mustangs! How we love thee! Let us Probe the depths of our national obsession to the very Maxima! For you represent all that is American and Continental, from sea to shining sea, from Metro to Suburban, Dakota to Tahoe to Malibu...Wherever Yugo, there go we!!!!
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