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If the automobile had followed the same development cycle as the computer, a Rolls-Royce would today cost $100, get a million miles per gallon, and explode once a year, killing everyone inside.
Robert X. Cringely, InfoWorld
The AC Cobra isn’t just a car, it’s a way of life; this web page is dedicated to it. Here you will find listings of Cobra owners on the web, the history of Carrol Shelby, pictures, stories, and much more. Of interest to anyone who’s ever dreamed of owning one of these roadsters.
The classy Acura has become an urban status symbol, and you can find out why on this page. It provides information about the new RL Navigation System offered on the 1998 Acura, plus service and benefit information for current owners.
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A page dedicated to this light racing car that the Italian auto maker put out in the 1960s. Includes information about all the various flavors of the car, and an image gallery of every GTA the author has ever seen.
Whether you’re a current BMW owner or a wannabe, you’ll find plenty of information at this site. Learn about the new 1998 models at the Showroom, or visit the Pre-Owned area to find out how you can acquire a gently-used BMW. You can even check out BMW motorcycles.
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Your one-stop shopping spot for all the models made by Chrysler Corporation, including Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth, Jeep, and Eagle. Visit the Motor Mall to see the latest models, or visit the Service Center for up-to-date service and maintenance information.
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Everything for the Ferrari lover, from a history of the company to a list of authorized dealers. Includes a showcase of current and past models, plus an interesting Java applet called Paint Your Own Ferrari that lets you see how certain models look in different colors. (Quite cool.)
The master page from which you can access all the model-specific pages for vehicles made by the Ford Motor Company. These include Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Ford Heavy Truck, SVT, and Jaguar.
This page is the jumping-off point for individual Web sites for the various models made by General Motors, including Chevrolet, Geo, GMC, Buick, Pontiac, Saturn, Chevy Trucks, Cadillac, and Oldsmobile.
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Check out all the latest Honda models here, locate nearby dealers, and visit the Honda corporate headquarters, all in one trip. One very cool feature called myHONDA.com lets you customize the Web page for the specific models you are interested in.
This easy-to-navigate site offers profiles on the new Hyundai models, a company profile, and current company news. The content is a bit thinner than at many American car sites, but you can get a general idea of the company’s offerings.
“Own one and you’ll understand” is this company’s motto, and their site focuses on the superior safety and comfort features of their product. You’ll find comprehensive safety data, model pictures and specs, and the opportunity to order a free hard-copy brochure.
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A page dedicated to the Javelin, a sports car produced by American Motors in the early 1970s. Here you will find a bevy of information and links including images, original artwork, humor, cars owned by the site’s visitors, and much more.
The Isuzu site is proof that you don’t have to have the fanciest graphics and animation to produce an effective site. This charming site is set up with a “small town” metaphor, in which you visit the Bank for financing, Floyd’s Gas for maintenance and fuel economy tips, and so on. Very inventive and different!
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This classy site has a European feel to it. The theme is “The Lexus Centre of Performance Art,” and the usual sections (model specs, dealer lists, and more) are folded into categories like Events Centre and Patrons Circle. The only trouble with it is that sometimes it’s hard to stretch the metaphors enough to figure out what you’re going to see in each area.
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Learn all about the latest Mazda models in this online Mazda showroom. All the standard sales information is here, plus a cool interactive timeline showing the history of the company.
Not just your average snooty expensive car site! This site has innovative content, including information about the very strange looking but aerodynamically superior A-Class vehicles. You can also find out about Mercedes-Benz racing teams here.
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Mitsubishi Motors presents dealer listings, financing information, model specifications, and motorsports information. Find out about the very hot 3000GT sports car or the sport-utility Montero from this easy-to-use site.
Not only does Nissan have great TV commercials, but they also have a great Web site. Check out the funky graphics, obviously picked out by the same creative folks who do the TV commercials. Then browse the latest models and take a “joyride” through Nissan history and future plans.
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Interested in Selling?If you are interested in selling rather than buying a vehicle. You could try listing your vehicle in your local newspaper online (http://www.newspapers.com/npcom1.htm). Other sites check out include 2BuySell (http://www.2buysell.com/), Yahoo Automotive Classifieds (http://classifieds.yahoo.com/auto.html), or the Buy and Sell Marketplace (http://emporium.turnpike.net/N/nexus/buysell/re_comha.htm).
Toyota’s “Everyday” theme from their TV commericials is carried over into their Web site, with pics and quotes from ordinary people enjoying their Toyota vehicles. Configure a new Toyota, locate a used one, or just browse the news and corporate info.
True Porsche lovers live by the motto “Porsche: There is no Substitute.” At this site you can find information and photos from every major Porsche produced, from a humble 11 horsepower Porsche tractor to the sleek new 986 convertible.
This Volkswagon site is fun and active, geared to the young and hip Web audience. The specs are not terribly detailed, but there’s enough to point you toward your local dealer for more information. It includes a “favorite roads” section for taking scenic, widing drives, which is a nice break.