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Here’s wishing to all of our readers and their families a happy and hearty Thanksgiving. Even in the case that you don't celebrate the day, perhaps you can still take a moment to acknowledge all the super-duper things that make your life and a little better and more pleasant – and hopefully we're one of them.
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- Happy Thanksgiving To All! What Used Car Under $10,000 Would You Appreciate Today?
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- Thanksgiving Turkeys: Corvette C5 Crashes Into Corvette C6 During Street Race
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- Merry Christmas And Happy Holidays From Carscoop!
Everyone here at Carscoop would like to wish our festive readers a very Merry Christmas, and to those of you that don't celebrate this time of year, Happy Holidays. The plan is to shift our keyboards into neutral over the weekend, so things may be...
- Carscoop Wishes You A Happy Thanksgiving!
We'd like to wish you, our readers, a happy Thanksgiving, and hope that all of you celebrating the holiday, have a great time with your family and friends. Apparently, we'll be taking it a bit easy today in terms of posts but we'll gradually...
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Happy Thanksgiving from Everyone at Carscoop!
Here’s wishing to all of our readers and their families a happy and hearty Thanksgiving. Even in the case that you don't celebrate the day, perhaps you can still take a moment to acknowledge all the super-duper things that make your life and a little better and more pleasant – and hopefully we're one of them.
In lieu of a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, we plan to take half the day off (okay, maybe a bit more) but we will resume our regular coverage of the daily automotive news and then some more on Friday, November 25.
We’ll send you off with the sounds of happiness: a compilation of new and old V12-powered Lamborghinis, which you can check out in the video after the break.
Read more »- Happy Thanksgiving Y'all! Which Automotive Turkey Would You Pardon?
Another Thanksgiving is upon us and that means the people in America are celebrating for a number of different reasons. We all have or ought to have something to be thankful for this day. Read more »...
- Happy Thanksgiving To All! What Used Car Under $10,000 Would You Appreciate Today?
It’s the last Thursday of November which means only one thing for anyone living in the States: we're one day before hordes of people storm the stores at absurd times for black Friday deals – no, I just (partially) kid; it’s Thanksgiving...
- Thanksgiving Turkeys: Corvette C5 Crashes Into Corvette C6 During Street Race
As you can see, we're back to our regular posting schedule after our mini Thanksgiving break. And yes, for those of you asking, we had a great time which is more than we can say about these two Thanksgiving turkeys that spent a good part of Thursday...
- Merry Christmas And Happy Holidays From Carscoop!
Everyone here at Carscoop would like to wish our festive readers a very Merry Christmas, and to those of you that don't celebrate this time of year, Happy Holidays. The plan is to shift our keyboards into neutral over the weekend, so things may be...
- Carscoop Wishes You A Happy Thanksgiving!
We'd like to wish you, our readers, a happy Thanksgiving, and hope that all of you celebrating the holiday, have a great time with your family and friends. Apparently, we'll be taking it a bit easy today in terms of posts but we'll gradually...