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Washington Post columnist - Washington Post

Washington Post, United States - Feb 06, 2009

Washington Post columnist Annapolis, Md.: Why is it I never see you recommend a Ford Edge to someone looking for a CUV? We've had an AWD for two years and really enjoy traveling in

Why Is This Ford Edge Made Of People? - Jalopnik

Jalopnik, MI - Feb 05, 2009

Why Is This Ford Edge Made Of People? no idea who staged this, or what possible context exists for this to make sense, but we do know these people, well, they like to live on the Edge-uh.

China January car sales edge up on month - group

Reuters - Feb 06, 2009

China Daily By Fang Yan SHANGHAI, Feb 6 () - China's passenger car sales in January edged up from the previous month, helped by government policies to boost

2010 Ford Shelby most powerful Mustang ever

CNN - Feb 06, 2009

The leading edge of the hood on other Mustangs forms the upper frame of the grille, while the new GT500 has an extra bit of bodywork there.

2010 Mustang: A better breed of steed - Seattle Times

Seattle Times, United States - Feb 06, 2009

2010 Mustang: A better breed of steed edge of ruin. Ah, well, that brings us back to the Mustang, doesn't it? If Ford can reform a chintzy mess that was the Mustang, anything is possible. 1995 Ford Mustang GT Convertible - Priceless

Washington Post columnist - Washington Post

06.02.09

Brown test drives all types of cars, from luxury sedans to the newest minivans and hybrids. His On Wheels auto reviews are lively, detailed accounts of cars' good and bad qualities.

Brown's Car Culture column addresses the social, political and economic trends of the industry.

Brown comes online Fridays at 11 a.m. ET to answer your questions on every aspect of the automotive industry -- from buying your dream car to the future of the internal combustion engine.

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Alexandria, Va.: Warren: My husband and I are interested in buying a second car for our family. We are torn: we could buy a new Passat wagon with 0% financing or we could buy a Jetta Sportwagen TDI, which does not come with a 0% financing option and costs about the same as the entry level Passats. Saving money never hurts, right? But we know (and hope) that gas won't stay cheap forever and that the TDI has a great resale value. We don't put many miles on our one car--a 6 year old Jetta Wagon just hit 52k. What's a family to do?

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