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		<title>Use the Force, Part II: 1991-96 Chevrolet Caprice</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[by Raphael Leonard Today’s Beater Review was suggested eons ago by friend of the website, Jonathan. This month’s review is dedicated to the memory of his family’s loyal ’93 Caprice, which recently succumbed to the tin worm. Thanks, Jonathan, and e-mail if you’d like to claim your BeaterReview.com bumper sticker!]]></description>
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		<title>The Invisible Man: The 1991-96 Infiniti G20</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Sure, the G20 is on the milquetoast side of things when compared to other cheap compact sport sedans of the day. Sure, it isn't quite as great a performer, or as cool to look at, or whatever. The bottom line is this: It is a fun to drive, reliable little Japanese box, without the "oh-my-god-it's-a-Toyota-let-me-empty-my-pockets" price tag. And that, my good beater aficionados, is the very thing that makes the Infiniti G20, or any good beater, noteworthy in the first place.]]></description>
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		<title>Wreckerbait: Plymouth Plasti-Van</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Have you ever had one of those days? It’s pouring rain, it’s the end of the work day, and one of those dorks from accounting pops your cubicle and says, “Um, Joe?]]></description>
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		<title>Flying Brick: 1993-97 Volvo 850</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Gather round children, and I’ll tell you the story of a mysterious and distant time long ago. A time called the early 90s, when Honda still had the ability to make minor miscalculations. You see, back before Honda and rival Toyota were the supreme overlords of automobile sales, they still made the occasional misstep. While this wasn’t a common occurrence, it certainly happened more than once, and was more often than not a result of JDM vehicles not being cushy enough for American tastes. One such misstep is known as the Acura Vigor.]]></description>
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		<title>Acura’s Well Kept Secret: 1992-94 Acura Vigor</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Gather round children, and I’ll tell you the story of a mysterious and distant time long ago. A time called the early 90s, when Honda still had the ability to make minor miscalculations. You see, back before Honda and rival Toyota were the supreme overlords of automobile sales, they still made the occasional misstep. While this wasn’t a common occurrence, it certainly happened more than once, and was more often than not a result of JDM vehicles not being cushy enough for American tastes. One such misstep is known as the Acura Vigor.]]></description>
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