2008 Dodge Caliber SRT4 Review

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I have a conundrum to share with you. In the automotive media, we’ve come to regard an automobile’s design or build flaws as “character”, or “personality”. There’s a certain romance about rough-hewn edges, to be sure, but when is a flaw just a flaw? When is it OK to […]

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Highland Road is a historic drive through the oldest part of Baton Rouge, LA. Its name comes from both its geographic position (high ground in the area) and also its original inhabitants known as the Dutch Highlanders, a group of German immigrant farmers whose cotton and indigo plantations still border the twisty two-lane which leads directly to the LSU campus.

My name is David Surace. The greater part of my brain is obsessed with cars. My focus is car reviews and automotive culture in South Louisiana. A simple drive down Highland Road, with its graceful sweepers, blind curves and tree-lined canopies, is a fine acid test of a car's integrity, poise and presence.
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