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As of 4pm EST Nick Hogan gets sentenced to eight
Months Jail & five more years of probation. Nick Hogan, previous owner of a
Magnet 1998 Toyota Supra, street racer and driver during a wreck that left his friend, John Graziano, seriously injured
with extensive brain injuries. Nick was facing a
possible maximum sentence of five years in prison at the mercy of Judge Philip Federico who handed down the sentence to
an emotionless Nick Hogan. John Graziano, is
still bed-ridden and is in the process of filing a lawsuit. Hogan Lawyer Kevin Hayslett commented to reporters
that Nick is "happy" with the sentence. Receiving 8 months Vs. 5
years really would make anyone feel happy, or at least less horrible.
Bollea Wrecked Supra
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5 hours ago
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You don’t just save the environment driving the Tesla Roadster; you look damn good doing it! Join the star studded launch of the Tesla flagship store of West LA where celebs plugged in to see if Tesla chairmen Elon Musk could make lighting strike twice. We might just have a winner here considering the blastoff from 0-60 in 3.9 seconds with absolutely zero emissions! This high performance one hundred percent electric car is the world’s cure to our pain and suffering with the oil fiasco flooding our lives with misery. With serious eye-popping performance no doubt Tesla will save the environment & restore your well-deserved position in The Good Life. Mother earth is shedding a tear, Father Sky will breathe clean air once again, and you just leaped from normal to extraordinary!
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2 hours ago
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At this years Bodensee Tuning World, dental clerk Daniela Grimm has been Crowned Miss Tuning and will act as an ambassador for the tuning scene over the next 12 months. click below for more photos and click below for more photos and an unbelievable
calendar...
2008 Miss Tuning Calender
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3 hours ago
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MicroMotorX.com puts your child in the driver's seat! We specialize in re-chargeable battery operated ride-on vehicle that your child can really drive! Each car takes about 45 minutes to assemble, you need to put on the mirrors and the rear spoiler and steering wheel, not much else. Simple stuff. MicroMotorX is the direct importer of quality kids' vehicles and we guarantee to offer the lowest price and fastest service!
  
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7 hours ago
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You may consider Los Angeles roads as one big traffic jam. Just outside LA you will find excellent canyon roads you would swear where made just for driving high performance iron. The Legendary Lotus is best known for its speed, lightweight & ability to corner fast with precision. A LA canyon road is the one place to put the Lotus beast to the test. Join a community of Lotus drives as they celebrate the sprit of the car and driving.
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1 day ago
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Hyundai Motor Company, South Korea’s largest automotive company, will showcased its latest models and advanced technologies at the Busan International Motor Show 2008. The highlight of the exhibit was its new sports car, Genesis Coupe which made its Korean debut. Hyundai also put on display two eco-friendly concept cars, `i-Mode’ and `i-Blue’, among 17 current production models and eight new technologies at the 2,000 square meter-stand.
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1 day ago
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With British performance car brands being sold to overseas interests left, right and centre, it seems it's up to enthusiasts to create the next truly British supercar. And after an 8-year development process, here it is: the Keating SKR and its racetrack-only TKR brother offer continental good looks, lightweight snappy handling and stonking power, from 400hp on the base model to a ridiculous projected 1500hp for the twin-turbo top dog. With sensible service intervals and a bespoke approach to supercar-building, Keating hopes to rekindle the British performance auto industry.
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One might think that this cartoon from this week's NEW YORKER magazine (be sure to click to enlarge), which uses an old punchline from the 1920's which originally had to do with yachts to make a point about our country's situation today, "says it all".
While it's a typically NEW YORKER-ish snobby-yet-witty take on "what must be going on in the suburbs," keeping the magazine's urbane and sophisticated readers (or those who pretend to read it while waiting at their doctor's office) informed on the perils of not living in a metropolis, we've come across a French Press Agency (AFP) article which ran on the Web worldwide today, May 5th. And, as the saying goes, "If it weren't so sad, it'd make you laugh".
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Wednesday, 07 May 2008
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Automakers are looking to do major upgrades to boost lagging car sales. "While minor upgrades and enhancements are made in off years, extreme makeovers happen only every four to seven years. But today's harsh economic climate--with slower sales and tougher competition--will judge if the improvements hit or miss. Already, sales of cars and light trucks are down 8% for the first three months of the year, so misreading consumers' comments could mean even more lost sales, say auto industry analysts."
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