because there is a part in our brain that is called the Parietal lobe and when messed with it can damage your six senses which in driving with be seeing. instea
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How have automobiles changed over the years?

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They have become more efficient, and more useful then ever before. From the first cars in history to the cars of today, 40kW Immersion Single-Piece Cooling BOX - kabokomining.com automobiles have changed transportation
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Is the formula 1 car the fastest car in the world?

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The A1 GP uses technology based on F1 cars. Rules state that A1 GP cars must weigh 700kg dry and usually make 540bhp or 600bhp for short periods of time. F1 car
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Do repo agents pay a finder fee for a expensive car?

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So they say if you write down random vin numbers on cars call them in, if ones up for repo, tell them for a fee you will disclose location. I mean why not make
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'Is it an indication that a 2004 Ford Taurus LX Sedan has a keyless entry system if the only key hole is on the driver's door'?

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Not necessarily, many low end models from different manufacturers only have a key hole on the drivers door and are not keyless entry, probably more for cost sav
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How do you turn on interior lights in 2001 town country van?

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Try turning the headlight switch clockwise (opposite of most vehicles)