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1952-1953 Allstate
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The 1952-1953 Allstate was Sears's ill-fated entry into the automotive market, though it was built by Kaiser-Frazer. Read about the 1952-1953 Allstate.
1950, 1951, 1952 Buick Roadmaster
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The 1950-1952 Buick Roadmaster was the top of Buick's line, with the flashy style to match that status. Read more about the 1950-1952 Buick Roadmaster.
How NASCAR Prize Money Works
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Have you ever wondered about the system behind all of the NASCAR prize money we see awarded each weekend after a race? Learn about NASCAR prize money here.
How have automakers improved fuel efficiency?
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How have automakers improved fuel efficiency? Keep reading to learn how carmakers have improved fuel efficiency.
How Buick Works
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Founded in 1903, Buick quickly became a leading American automaker. Learn about Buick's history, including Buick models from 1903 to the present.
How Gross Combined Weight Rating (GCWR) Works
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GCWR stands for gross combination weight rating. Visit HowStuffWorks to find out the definition of GCWR.
1954-1956 Oldsmobile
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The original 1954 Oldsmobile designs were scrapped to make way for a new 88, Super 88, and Ninety-Eight. Learn more about the 1954 Oldsmobile lineup.
How Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR) Works
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GAWR stands for gross axle weight rating. Visit HowStuffWorks to find out the definition of GAWR.
1935-1936 Pontiac
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The 1935-1936 Pontiacs offered new styling and amenities that suited post-Depression Americans. Follow the evolution of the 1935-1936 Pontiac.
5 New Gas Engine Technologies
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There have been some major improvements in gas engine technology over the years. Check out 5 new gas engine technologies at HowStuffWorks.