Dear Tom and Ray: Reverse in cars myth debunked
In this exchange readers learn that using Reverse does not harm a modern transmission and that shifting while the car is moving can cause damage. The column pokes fun at parking space quirks and gear bias, then addresses a stolen Toyota Camry worry with a lighter note on lock security and theft psychology.
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Honda Odyssey gains power and new features in Alabama plant launch
The Odyssey enters a new production era at a Alabama plant with a refreshed design and increased 240 horsepower from the 3.5 liter V6. Changes include a five speed automatic, standard side airbags, optional DVD system and leather seating. Improved torque rises to 242 pound feet and fuel is now regular unleaded.
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