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Repaired oil pan is OK for beater, but not Lexus (The Post and Courier)
Please help me. I had my oil changed recently and now have been told by my mechanic that the oil-change place stripped the oil plug and I need a new oil pan. I have a Lexus RX 300. The oil-change people think they have adequately fixed it by putting in a larger plug, but the Lexus dealer tells me that is not adequate and I need a new oil pan because it is a vital part of the car and may leak ...

2008 Lexus G460 -- Luxury Power (Fox News)
2008 Lexus G460 -- Luxury Power

Car Talk: Unless you drive a clunker, replace stripped oil pan (The Columbus Dispatch)
Dear Tom and Ray: Please help me. I had my oil changed recently and now have been told by my mechanic that the oil-change place stripped the oil plug and I need a new oil pan. I have a Lexus RX 300. The oil-change people think they have adequately fixed it by putting a larger plug in, but the Lexus dealer tells me that is not adequate and I need a new oil pan because it is a vital part of the ...

Tax credits for hybrids gone or going – victims of cars’ success (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
It can take longer for fuel savings to make up for the cars’ higher prices.

Car Choice: Can LPG blend a desire for luxury with the need to watch your pennies? (Independent)
John Marsh has always dreamt of owning a Jaguar and reckons he has reached that stage in life where luxury is important. Now, with the collapse in second-hand car prices and a budget of £8,000, he can afford one. His concern is being able to run it, and with petrol getting more expensive he wonders whether conversion to Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) is a good idea. John says that the car will ...

Tax incentives drying up for popular hybrid cars (Los Angeles Times)

2006 Hyundai Santa Fe SX from Australia and New Zealand - Comments (Carsurvey.org)
"This SUV with turbo diesel power will blow the opposition away!" What things have gone wrong with the car?

Former shock jock indicted in New York (New York Daily News)
A washed-up shock jock allegedly forged checks in his Wall Street apartment to rope unsuspecting marks into wiring money to international scam artists in a multi-million dollar con, Manhattan prosecutors charged Friday.