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1 October 2003

 
British Columbia Rewards
Most tourists who visit British Columbia (B.C.) go to Vancouver and choose between Victoria or Whistler, but those who make it to all three distinct destinations are rewarded for their efforts. In fact, the province is so diverse you can spend several weeks there and explore many other fascinating regions as well, such as the Canadian Rockies and the Okanagan Valley. [Go] 

Teens & Tots: Saving Kids
Keeping our children safe is a major priority, whether they're six months or sixteen. So RTM has created a special section to provide all the latest news and information on child safety -- from teens to tots! [Visit]

Saturn Ion Quad Coupe
 
Saturn, it seems, has forged an assertive personality for Ion as a coupe and it comes with gutsy mechanical equipment to express a sporty flavor. Come for the ride as we test out the curvy coupe variation of Ion, the compact-class marque in the line of Saturn from General Motors. [MORE

Gas Mileage Influences
Gas mileage is once again an important factor in deciding which vehicle to purchase, according to the J.D. Power and Associates 2003 Escaped Shopper Study. Gas mileage is now fifth on the list of reasons new-vehicle buyers reject one model over another -- up from 13th in 2002. See which models are most (and least) likely to be passed up for this reason. [Read]



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ROMANTIC GETAWAYS
Florida, Tahiti and More!

One proven way to get closer with your special someone, and fall more madly in love, is to vacation to some idyllic location where romance is...well, inevitable. From setting sail on a rented yacht to basking in the sun on an exotic shore, our romantic vacation suggestions will help put the spice back in your romance. [Go]


2004 Minivan Buyer's Guide
Moms -- and minivans -- really have changed!

The minivan has evolved. In contrast to the breadboxes-on-wheels we saw in the '80s and '90s, today's minivans look smart, sassy, very new millennium. Not only that, but they come filled with countless innovations that seem nothing short of science fiction. [Minivan Mania!] 


Take a Train in the Rockies!

Taking a train through the northern Rocky Mountains with Montana Rockies Rail Tour is a perfect way to search for adventure while remaining worry-free when it comes to route planning. [All Aboard!]


October is Car Care Month
Mr. Goodwrench has declared October as Car Care Month, a time of year to reflect on the importance of car care, maintenance and overall safety and security while driving. [Check Up]

ROAD & TRAVEL Magazine

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New Rules of Luggage
You'll be making a big mistake if you fasten a luggage lock on your checked bag next time you travel by air. The rules are always changing, yes, but your trip can be smooth as butter if you heed our advice. [Travel Advice]

'04 Pontiac Grand Prix
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evamped for 2004, the Pontiac Grand Prix is not another ho-hum family sedan. It's stylish, sleek, powerful and does it all without losing efficiency. The make-over for Grand Prix as a 2004 model goes further than previous generations and transforms this car into a stylish and fun-to-drive vehicle that's also practical and easy to use. [READ] 

How to Earn More Miles!
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irplane flights earn reward miles for travelers, but you can also gain valuable frequent flyer miles without ever leaving the ground. You can take advantage of almost unlimited potential to earn more frequent flyer miles. Create your own vacation opportunities while also saving money! [More] 

College Kids & Car Care
One-third of college students who had a car on campus last year said they should have changed its oil more often, according to a recent online survey. The poll found that 32 percent of students who changed their oil two times or fewer during the last school year said they meant to change it more often, but simply forgot. [More Information]




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