Readers debate four wheel drive and SUV safety
The column argues four wheel drive improves winter safety by adding traction with all weather use. It recommends Subaru Outback or Forester, Honda CR V, Toyota RAV4, Toyota Matrix, and Pontiac Vibe as fuel efficient options. It also notes rear headrest safety concerns on a 1996 Jeep Cherokee and options to upgrade seats or switch vehicles for better crashworthiness.
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Acura NSX gains speed and style in 2002 redesign
The 2002 NSX features a redesigned front bumper and spoiler for stability and reduced drag, raising top speed from 168 to 175 mph and accelerating 0 to 125 mph 0.2 seconds faster. Suspension refinements, larger tires, and a stiffer chassis improve cornering, while HID headlights brighten the road. Pricing starts at 89,765 dollars, with Acura predicting about 200 annual NSX sales.
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