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RAM 3500 heavy-duty pickup is available in three cab styles: regular, Crew Cab and Mega Cab. It was fully redesigned with revised suspension tuning, updated styling and a new crew cab model last year. The 2012 RAM 3500 gets a new trim level, the RAM Outdoorsman and a host of standard features includ...MORE
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10/24/2011
Ross Kenneth Urken
The Danger For Pets On The RoadIf it´s any indication of the danger free-roaming pets face in a vehicle, New Hampshire, the country´s only state that does not have a mandatory seat belt law, actually requires dogs to buckle up.Live free or die, goes the state´s motto, but Spike and Spot don´t have that liberty. And with due reason. Seven other states, Connecticut, California, Massachusetts, Nevada...more
Ross Kenneth Urken
The Danger For Pets On The RoadIf it´s any indication of the danger free-roaming pets face in a vehicle, New Hampshire, the country´s only state that does not have a mandatory seat belt law, actually requires dogs to buckle up.Live free or die, goes the state´s motto, but Spike and Spot don´t have that liberty. And with due reason. Seven other states, Connecticut, California, Massachusetts, Nevada...more
10/24/2011
AOL Autos Staff
Police officers invoked the ire of drivers in Beverly, Mass. after they issued warnings and locked the doors of cars that had been left unlocked, even if the keys were still inside.The police officer´s actions, while perhaps a bit invasive, did have drivers´ best interests at heart, as stealing components from unlocked vehicles has been a rising trend for car thieves over the past couple of years....more
AOL Autos Staff
Police officers invoked the ire of drivers in Beverly, Mass. after they issued warnings and locked the doors of cars that had been left unlocked, even if the keys were still inside.The police officer´s actions, while perhaps a bit invasive, did have drivers´ best interests at heart, as stealing components from unlocked vehicles has been a rising trend for car thieves over the past couple of years....more
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