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    Consumer reports offers in-depth vehicle reports for every model tested
    to help you make the right purchasing decision on your next car or truck.
    Japanese imports earned 39 of the 47 top reliability honors, while US.
    and European models scored well below average in this
    Consumer Reports study.

    Manufacturers and some dealers have developed certification programs
    to give buyers a greater sense of confidence in their wares. Certified used
    cars are billed as the cream of the crop, reconditioned according to a
    strict checklist. Many are still covered by their original warranty, which
    the certification program extends all or in part for various lengths of time.
    Of course, dealers charge extra for all that.  

    Car Craft and muscle cars have been around for a while a long while.
    The Best of Car Craft brings you the history and nostalgia, famous
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    The second generation Corvette was the 1963-1967 Sting Ray, not to
    be confused with the third generation 1968-82 Stingray. The styling was
    the expression of many of the styling ideas of new GM styling chief Bill Mitchell. The interior implemented a dual cockpit similar to earlier
    Corvettes, but updated for the Sting Ray.

    Starting in 1963 the first hard top coupe was offered, featuring the a two
    piece rear window design. Bill Mitchell intended for it to form a visual
    connection with the central raised sections on the hood. The feature was
    dropped in 1964 because it limited rear visibility. However the 1963
    Sting Ray coupe is now the most sought after model of second
    generation Corvettes.
     

     


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