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From the February 10, 2008 edition of the Chicago Tribune:
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It's that time when auto manufacturers don't seem to know whether it is the end of an old model year or the start of a new one.
So they roll out early 2009 models along with late '08s, a situation made possible by federal regulations that allow a 2009 to go on sale Jan. 1, 2008 -- provided the cars meet 2009 safety and emissions standards.
Model years aside, a significant number of new vehicles are on the docket from Jan. 1 to Oct. 1, the traditional start of the model year. Vehicles arrive when they're ready.
Here's what to expect:
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and Cadillac will roll out the 2009 XLR roadster in July with fresh styling in and out.
. . .
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What do you think the future holds for the XLR?
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It's that time when auto manufacturers don't seem to know whether it is the end of an old model year or the start of a new one.
So they roll out early 2009 models along with late '08s, a situation made possible by federal regulations that allow a 2009 to go on sale Jan. 1, 2008 -- provided the cars meet 2009 safety and emissions standards.
Model years aside, a significant number of new vehicles are on the docket from Jan. 1 to Oct. 1, the traditional start of the model year. Vehicles arrive when they're ready.
Here's what to expect:
. . .
and Cadillac will roll out the 2009 XLR roadster in July with fresh styling in and out.
. . .
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What do you think the future holds for the XLR?