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Everybody has a keychain. You can also tell a lot about a person just from the keys, tags and accessories on their keychain!
Lots of keys, something cute hanging from it or even a neat light-up leather key loop with a kitschy catch-phrase from Larry the Cableguy? Whatever it is – take a picture of your keychain and send it in.
Show us yours for the chance to win some cool prizes! Here’s two from my house to get things started for the Auction Direct USA keychain contest!
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The 2010 Kia Forte is the winner of the NADAguides.com choice for the August Car of the Month.
The Forte is unquestionably the first Kia that we would consider adding to our permanent fleet. Kia has made a well priced, fun-to-drive, high quality car worth coveting. That’s high praise for any car, let alone one costing less than $20,000. – “Left Lane News”
Kia Forte – Two engine options:
Standard Features and Options – Premium & Prestige Packages Available:
This is an incredible value for within such a low priced vehicle – but did you know you can purchase this vehicle for even less than its suggested retail price of $13,695?
How? Auction Direct’s simple Order Your Car process lets you pick out exactly what you want. No obligation & it’s guaranteed if you’re not 100% satisfied.
Read all the Kia Forte Reviews in one place at MotorMouths.com.
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Jenny’s back and she’s got a new message.
No, Jenny is not real. Check her out in her “original form” If you missed her incredibly successful, yet incredibly confusing viral blog meme: Girl quits job on dry erase board, emails entire office
Still not sure what she’s trying help promote. Sharpies? Farmville? Online monitoring software? Whiteboards? Encyclopedias? Ferns? If you know, please share it with us.
Oh, and if you’re interested in that red BMW, feel free to contact the #1 Independent Retailer of the Year.
We’re for real.
Update:
TechCrunch cracked the case. Turns out “Jenny” wasn’t promoting anything other than the meme creator’s ego. They also stated one of their reason’s for creating the concept was to inspire. Well done.
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Regular GPS navigation is boring. If you want more enjoyment and interactivity from your GPS device, there’s an app than can solve that problem as well.
Check out Waze – a social mobile application. It’s a free GPS navigation app that is taking interactive mapping technology to the next level. The app is designed with an easy to use interface and has a fun flair to the theme with nice touches such as the ability to pick your own vehicle icon and your mood.
Key app features include:
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NADAGuides selected the Jeep Grand Cherokee as July’s Car of the Month.
The namesake alone conjures up images of off-road driving yet combines the civility and luxury you desire for your day to day exploits.
We all expect the Jeep Grand Cherokee to whip pretenders like the Lexus RX and Acura MDX off-road, but it whips ‘em on-road as well, has plenty of space, seems well-put-together, and it’s affordable.
The 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee is available in the following trim levels:
Jeep Grand Cherokee Features include:
Read all of the Jeep Grand Cherokee reviews in one spot at MotorMouths.com
Save even more and check out these quality used Jeep trucks!
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Here’s six awesome convertible cars that would make killer Father’s Day gifts. Any Dad with a pulse would gladly fire these up for an exciting joy-ride. Happy Father Day!
Porsche 911 Turbo R:
This is exactly the soul-chewing, face-pulling monster you’d expect of a new Porsche Turbo Cabriolet: fitful and furious, hyperkinetic, breathtakingly responsive, with big, whopping, molten sounds on trailing throttle, the sort of aural elementalism exhibited by Icelandic volcanos. Read the complete Porsche 911 Turbo R review.
Chevrolet Corvette:
The ZR1 Corvette borders on grand larceny. You can’t get close to this level of performance without driving a wannabe race car or wiping out your bank account. Read the complete Chevrolet Convertible review.
Dodge Viper:
Six-hundred horsepower, zero-to-60 miles-per-hour acceleration in less than four seconds, a reported top speed of more than 200 miles per hour, an improved highway ride and exemplary race-track behavior are all available for a starting price under $90,000. Read the complete Dodge Viper review.
Nissan 370Z:
The one word that comes to mind to describe this car is – awesome! The 2010 Nissan 370Z Roadster is simply in a class of its own combining the very best in performance attributes both under the hood and in the interior. Read the complete Nissan 370Z review.
MINI Cooper:
The MINI John Cooper Works Convertible likes to be driven fast. From a fun to drive standpoint it succeeds in almost every aspect. Sure, you can spend less, but you can also spend more. The MINI JCW isn’t a lot of metal for the cash, but you can’t put a price on fun. Read the complete MINI Cooper review.
BMW 6 Series:
The BMW 650i Coupe and Convertible succeed, offering a combination of comfort, luxury, sportiness, exhilarating performance and ease of operation that’s hard to beat in the class. Read the complete BMW 6 Series review.
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