Repairing seat belts can be legal, avoid full replacement
NHTSA says you may repair a damaged seat belt but do not render any safety component inoperative. A dealer may limit repairs due to liability, while a junkyard repair is not illegal as long as the belt remains functional. The safety guideline notes that belts damaged in accidents should be replaced.
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Ford Contour review praises new sedan's refined drive
Ford's 1995 Contour impresses with a handsome interior and smooth performance despite a flawed fuel system recall on Contour and Mystique. Three trims GL LX SE range from 13805 to 19560 dollars with a 2.5 liter Duratec V6 option. The car delivers nimble handling, roomy front, tight rear, optional ABS traction control, and Europe’s Mondeo roots while Ford aims to build 200000 in year one.
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Porsche 911: powerful, quirky, enduring legend
The 1995 Porsche 911, radical in design, blends heritage with modernity. Our test of the Carrera Coupe notes a grabby floor-hinged clutch, endearing quirks, and a 270 horsepower air cooled engine. Deluxe options include Cabriolet, Carrera 4, and Turbo, with prices from about 59 900 to over 108 000 dollars.
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