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High-end value: 7 cheap-to-own luxury cars

Some high-end cars are easier on your wallet than others. Here's Bankrate's list of seven larger luxury cars that are the cheapest to own. When considering actual ownership costs, the question is: What's the manufacturer's suggested retail price got to do with it? Not as much as you might think.

Provincial government using ALR to further its economic interests

One thing that is misunderstood is that the ALR doesn't save farmland, farmers save farmland.

6 Ways to Cut Your Insurance Costs

There is nothing that makes your wallet squeal louder today than pulling into the gas station and dropping $50. Gasoline prices have risen more than 12 percent over the past 12 months, and some experts are predicting they’ll reach $5 per gallon in the next six months.

6 Sure-Fire Ways To Beat The Rising Costs Of Car Insurance

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2010 the average American spent $5.75 each and every day for gas. Since the average price per gallon is now approaching its record price of $4.11, you can bet that’s a bigger number now.

7 ways you're wasting money

A mortgage or insurance may be inevitable, but overpaying for it isn't. Here are easy ways to cut common costs in your life so you can get on with enjoying it more.

Ipsen's First Quarter 2012 Sales

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Dual-mode transport - the trend accelerates

Auto China is probably the most influential automobile show in the world at present. China now produces and consumes more cars than any other nation, so its needs will heavily influence personal transport globally in coming decades. Some early trends are emerging as to what we'll see, and as congestion in China increases and parking centrally becomes prohibitively expensive, a car will ...

Bad credit's double-whammy on car payments

If you have bad credit, you probably know who you are. Now that car dealers are making subprime loans again, you're braced to pay more for a car loan. A buyer with prime credit paid an average

Mini Electric Cars Fill Gap in China as Official EVs Sputter

By Fang Yan and Ken Wills BEIJING (Reuters) - The tiny electric car that Chen Xianping drives to work over bumpy country roads in Shandong province says much about the hurdles facing China's efforts to promote electric vehicles and the big car companies' efforts to sell them. It's not a beautiful machine. [More]