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Photos by Associated Press
The Nissan GTR sports car is seen as Carlos Ghosn, president and chief executive officer of Nissan Motors, is shown on a projected backdrop at the Los Angeles Auto Show Wednesday.
Photos by Rob Varela / Star staff 
Aaron Belanger prepares to drive a Chevrolet Tahoe hybrid out into a display area at the Los Angeles Auto Show during the second media day Thursday. The Tahoe was named the 2008 Green Car of the Year at the show.

Cars News
Long time Bunnin employee promoted to head up Internet Division
As soon as Brian Roberts speaks to a customer on the lot or over the phone, their immediate reaction is "Did you used to be on the radio?&q... Full story »
Clubman joins the Mini Cooper family
Cute just got practical. Its name is the Mini Cooper Clubman, a welcome sibling of the popular Mini Cooper. Introduced in 2000, the Mini Cooper w... Full story »
Economy driving up new-car incentives
With the economy slumping and gas prices spiraling, incentives that began creeping up in January gathered steam last month, increasing to an ave... Full story »
Auto Club offers earthquake tips for motorists
The recently released earthquake forecast and map by the U.S. Geological Survey serves as a reminder to prepare homes for the eventual earthquake... Full story »
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Bankrate News
Driving for Dollars: Secrecy at heart of car-sales animosity
Why do identical cars sell at vastly different prices? Because cars are high-ticket items and the auto sales process is shrouded in secrecy, says Bankrate's car expert Terry Jackson.
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Conning car salesmen: A good idea?
A reader asks Bankrate's car expert Terry Jackson if it's a wise strategy to withhold information from a car salesman while negotiating price.
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Will a warranty bring peace of mind?
A reader has heard extended warranties are almost worthless but still wonders if it will bring her peace of mind.
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Do dealers have something called a secret warranty?
Technical Service Bulletins list mechanical problems dealers will often fix at no charge even if the car is out of warranty, says Bankrate car expert Terry Jackson.
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