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Projen Yijun Light-Duty Truck Rolls out

Dec 22, 2015

The PROJEN Product Appreciation Conference themed with “Get Win-win on Innovative Road” was held in Bijie manufacturing base of Lifan Shijun Group in Guizhou Province and PROJEN Yijun light-duty truck which conforms to National ...

Tags: Lifan Shijun Group, PROJEN, Auto

The Front-Crash Scores Simulate Striking a Same-Sized Vehicle

May 17, 2013

When shopping for a car, you've no doubt compared crash-test ratings. Whether from the government or insurance industry, crash-test scores provide valuable insight into the occupant protection a car provides. But these ratings don't tell ...

Tags: SUVs, Cars, Auto Parts&Accessories

Some Advices of Pick The Best SUV

May 6, 2013

SUVs remain the most popular car type at ConsumerReports.org. And it is no wonder, with their all-weather, and, for some, all-terrain capabilities; command seating; interior versatility; and towing ability. But with the market overflowing ...

Tags: SUV, Transportation, Auto Parts

Car Reliability Trends Begin Surfacing as We Look at Data by Brand and Car Type

Dec 10, 2012

Each year, car reliability trends begin surfacing as we look at data by brand and car type, with periodic spikes common around redesigns and new technology. As is often the case, the muscle and otherwise sporty cars are seeing much ...

Tags: Sporty Cars, car type, car reliability trends, Annual Auto Survey

Paying More for a New Car Doesn't Guarantee That It Will Be Reliable

Nov 2, 2012

Paying more for a new car doesn't guarantee that it will be reliable. Fuel-efficient hatchbacks, wagons, compact sports sedans, compact pickups, and small SUVs are the most reliable vehicles according to our 2012 Annual Auto Survey, which ...

Tags: new car, pay more, fuel-efficient hatchbacks, wagons

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Projen Yijun Light-Duty Truck Rolls out

The Front-Crash Scores Simulate Striking a Same-Sized Vehicle

Some Advices of Pick The Best SUV

Car Reliability Trends Begin Surfacing as We Look at Data by Brand and Car Type

Paying More for a New Car Doesn't Guarantee That It Will Be Reliable

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