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Tuesday, June 22, 2010                 
The four-cylinder engine in the Scion xB pumps out 158 hp....
SENIOR EDITOR FOR NEWS BOB GRITZINGER: Now's here's an xB that an American could live with--one with an engine big enough for the United States, as opposed to those underpowered buckets Toyota originally brought stateside. The original xB was a dog in box form, powered by a 1.5-liter, 103-hp engine that could barely push the xB up to speed, let alone keep it there. It may have worked in ...

  Ferrari said on Tuesday that former McLaren engineer Pat Fry will join the team next week as assistant technical director. In a statement, Ferrari said Fry will report to Aldo Costa, technical director of Ferrari's Formula One team. The move is an interesting because Ferrari had appeared to...

  WITH VIDEO -- Racer Rhys Millen goes to the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb this weekend with one goal in mind--break the 10-minute barrier for the run up the 14,110-foot mountain. If successful, Millen would break the record of 10:01.408 held by Nobuhiro "Monster" Tajima, who will be ...


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  America's luxury brands are seemingly engaging in a game of high-stakes maintenance. Days after Lincoln launched a three-year/45,000-mile program for new cars bought or leased this summer, Cadillac has upped the ante.Cadillac is offering four years or 50,000 miles, besting Lincoln in time and...

  How many laps of Bristol Motor Speedway will a V6-powered Ford Mustang run on one tank of fuel? Ford is about to find out as part of a marketing effort for the car, which got new V6 and V8 powertrains for the 2011 model year.Ford thinks it can do at least 1,000 laps of the half-mile track at...

  Bridgestone has sown the seeds for an interesting Grand Prix at Hockenheim in Germany next month by creating a three-step gap in its tire allocation for that event.In announcing its compound choices for the next five races, the company confirmed that at the German track, it will provide teams with...

  Apparently the revolving door at Team Red Bull will keep revolving for a while longer this year.Casey Mears, subbing for the sidelined Brian Vickers, recently lost his ride in Team Red Bull's No. 83 Toyota. Swedish road racer Mattias Ekström did a commendable job in his appearance over the weekend...

  NASCAR team owner Rick Hendrick insists he's not dragging his feet when it comes to finding a Chevrolet ride for Kasey Kahne next year.Hendrick faces far more options than he expected when he signed Kahne in April to a contract that begins in 2012. Hendrick hoped to have Kahne's program set for...


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