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By KRISTIN VARELAKICKINGTIRES.NET

Does anyone else hate creepy,dark parking garages at night?

Anytime I walk to my car at night inthe airport or a theater parking lot,scenes from horror movies playthrough my head.

Maybe I’m overly paranoid, butothers must feel the same way,which is why automakers came upwith puddle lamps. These lightsshine down from the side mirrors toilluminate the area right in front ofthe door.

And Land Rover’s new RangeRover Evoque added a touch ofclass to its puddle lights.

When approaching the car atnight, you simply unlock the cardoors using the key fob and a lightshines down from each of the sidemirrors, illuminating and eliminat-ing the creepy shadow just beneaththe crossover’s front doors.

The Evoque’s lights create a sil-houette of the crossover. It’s justinnocent enough to disarm my para-noia, and it adds a touch of elegancewhere you wouldn’t expect it.

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The Land Rover Range Rover Evoque provides side mirror puddle lamps.

New Range Rover Evoqueshines a reassuring light

VOLKSWAGEN

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2012 Volkswagen Golf

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Latch system: The Golf has two sets of lower Latchanchors in the outboard seats. The anchors are surroundedby plastic housing, making them easy to see and use. Our

car-seat installer called them“awesome.” The three tetheranchors also are easy to use.Booster seat: Our high-backbooster seat fit well. Seat beltbuckles have rigid bases, makingit easy for kids to buckle up.Convertible seat: The forward-facing convertible fit well. Wehad to move the front passenger

seat forward to fit the rear-facing convertible, but thefront passenger still had plenty of legroom.Infant-safety seat:We also had to move the front passengerseat forward to install the rear-facing infant-safety seat, butthe front passenger’s legroom wasn’t negatively affected.How many car seats fit in the second row? Two.

We use a GracoSnugRide 30

rear-facing infant-safety seat, a BritaxRoundabout convert-ible child-safety seatand Graco high-backTurboBooster seat.The front seats areadjusted for a 6-footdriver and a 5-foot-8passenger. In thesecond row, thebooster seat isbehind the driver’sseat, and the infantand convertibleseats are behind thepassenger seat.

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Monday, July 9, 2012

DETROIT — From minicars to monster pickups,sales of new cars andtrucks surged in June andeased concerns thatAmericans would beturned off by slower hir-ing and other scary head-lines.

Automakers sold near-ly 1.3 million cars andtrucks in June, up 22 per-cent from the same monthlast year.

Chrysler posted itsbest June in five years.Sales soared at Volks-wagen, which is on trackfor its best year in the U.S.since 1973.

The results allayed

fears that the car mar-ket’s momentum hadstalled. U.S. sales were ontrack to reach 14.5 millionafter the first four monthsof the year.

But the annual pacedropped to 13.8 million inMay, as the stock marketplunged and hiringslowed.

June brought moreworrisome news aboutjobs growth and consum-er confidence.

But buyers didn’t goaway last month. In fact,June’s sales pace rose to14.1 million, according toAutodata Corp. And ifsales stay at that level forall of 2012, it will be the in-dustry’s best year since2007.

Falling gas prices,cheaper loans and newmodels like the Ford Es-cape and Dodge Dartdrew buyers.

Arevivedhousingmar-ket lifted sales of pickups.And there was still plentyof demand from peoplewho bought cars in themiddle of the last decadeand needed to replacethem.

Annual sales hit a highof 17 million in 2005, andthose cars and trucks arenow seven years old.

“If a family in Iowa’sonly mode of transporta-tion is on the fritz, theyare going to buy a replace-ment vehicle, even ifSpain’s economy is on thebrink of collapse,” says

Alec Gutierrez, a seniormarket analyst at KelleyBlue Book.

Automakers also start-ed their IndependenceDay promotions a littleearly and that juiced salesat the end of the month.

“In the last two weekswe really went all-out,”says Bill Underriner, whosells Volvo, Buick, Hondaand Hyundai cars in Bill-ings, Mont.

Colorful ads with holi-day deals excited buyers,says Jessica Caldwell, asenior analyst with pric-ing site Edmunds.com.The Buick Verano smallcar — one of Underriner’sbig sellers last month — isnow $239 per month for atwo-year lease. That’s $50

less than usual.Low interest rates are

making deals like the Ve-rano’s more attractive.The average interest rateon a 60-month new-carloan is 4.5 percent, downfrom 6.98 percent twoyears ago, according toBankrate.com. Creditavailability is also im-proving.

“The affordability ofcars is probably at an all-time high,” ChryslerGroup sales chief Reid Bi-gland said last week.

Falling gas pricesmeant buyers were morelikely to consider biggercarsandSUVsinJune,notjust the small cars thatsold well at the beginningof the year. Jeep Liberty

SUV sales rose 50 percentand the Ford Explorerjumped 35 percent. Gasaveraged $3.43 per gallonat the end of June, down 41cents from the end ofMarch.

Pickup truck sales alsoimproved as home build-ing perked up. Chrysler’sRam pickup sales rose 12percent and sales of theFord F-Series — whichhas long been the coun-try’s best-selling vehicle— rose 11 percent.

At Chrysler, sales ofthe tiny Fiat 500 andChrysler 300 large sedanmore than doubled from ayear earlier, helping thecompany to a 20-percent

A new Dodge Challenger is for sale at an auto dealership in Springfield, Ill. Chrysler reported Tuesday that U.S. sales rose 20 percent. SETH PERLMAN / AP

Carmakers report sales upSales ease concerns buyers would be scared by economic newsBy Dee-Ann DurbinAssociated Press

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■ More standard features for 2012; choice of two four-cylinders,including a 274-hp turbo engine; available hybrid version; availablevoice-recognition audio system. LX, EX and SX trim levels.

■ City: 22 to 24 mpg; Highway: 34 to 35 mpg

■ With its creased sheet metal and low-slung shape, there’s luxury-car sophistication to the Optima’s exterior that you don’t see in a lotof family sedans. The Optima features the new face of Kia. It’sessentially a black mesh grille bordered by angular headlights, andthe design enhances the car’s aggressiveness. Standard 16-inchsteel wheels; available 16-, 17- and 18-inch alloy wheels; optionalpanoramic sunroof; optional high-intensity-discharge headlights. Thebase LX trim level gains new exterior styling cues includingchrome door handles, fog lights, heated side mirrors and auto-matic headlights. The EX trim now features LED taillights.

■ The five-seat cabin features front bucket seats and a rear benchseat. The interior has a driver-oriented design, with the entire cen-ter control panel angled toward the driver. The optional PremiumPackage includes an Infinity stereo, Kia’s UVO hands-free enter-tainment and communication system, and HD Radio. Interior fea-tures include: standard cloth seats (leather optional); standardtilt/telescoping steering wheel; standard cooled glove box; stan-dard CD stereo with MP3 jack and USB port; optional heated andcooled front seats; optional rear seat heaters; optional heatedsteering wheel; optional navigation system with a backup camera.

■ Standard safety features include: antilock brakes; side-impactairbags for the front seats; side curtain airbags; electronic stabilitysystem.

■ Four-cylinder or V-6; sedan or coupe; manual or automatic;available navigation system. For 2012, a USB port is newly stan-dard. Seats five.

■ City: 17 to 23 mpg; Highway: 26 to 34 mpg

■ Offered in sedan and coupe forms, the two Accord body stylesshare no body panels. Exterior features include: chrome-tippedexhaust; optional moonroof; optional fog lights; 16-inch steel wheelswith wheel covers standard on sedan; 16- and 17-inch alloy wheelsavailable on sedan; 17-inch alloy wheels standard on coupe; 18-inchalloy wheels available on coupe.

■ The Accord’s cabin treads closer to the domain of Honda’s luxu-ry brand, Acura, with its use of high-quality materials, good fit andfinish, and an optional knob-based navigation system. Interior fea-tures include: standard cloth seats; optional leather-wrappedsteering wheel and leather seats; standard features include airconditioning, cruise control, a CD stereo with an MP3 jack and aUSB port, a tilt/telescoping steering wheel with audio buttons, andlighted vanity mirrors; optional features include Bluetooth connec-tivity, satellite radio and a premium audio system with a sub-woofer.

■ Standard safety features include: side-impact airbags for the frontseats; side curtain airbags; electronic stability system; all-discantilock brakes; active front head restraints.

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New or notable

Family cars from Kia, Honda

COMPARISON2012 Kia OptimaStarting MSRP: $19,500 to $26,500

2012 Honda AccordStarting MSRP: $21,480 to $30,030

Safety

Fuel economy

Interior

Exterior

K ia has trans-formed its Opti-

ma family sedanfrom a plain, forget-table entry to one ofthe most distinctive-ly styled cars in theclass. The 2012Honda Accordremains relativelyunchanged fromthe previous modelyear, when itreceived extensiveupdates.

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Q Which hybrid has highground clearance to go on

rough and rutted roads (like loggingroads, etc.) but not realoff-road stuff?

A It sounds like youneed an all-wheel-

drive SUV, and your bestbets among hybrid SUVsmight be the Ford Escapeor Toyota Highlander.

The 2012 EscapeHybrid has 8.3 inches of groundclearance and EPA estimates of30/27 mpg city/ highway with four-

wheel drive. The 2012 HighlanderHybrid has 8.0 inches of clearanceand EPA ratings of 28/28 mpg. The

Escape Hybrid starts ataround $32,000 but isdiscontinued for 2013,while the Highlanderstarts around $39,000.

You can certainly beatthose mileage ratingswith hybrid cars such asthe Toyota Prius, but theground clearance is only

5.7 inches, and it only comes withfront-wheel drive.

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The 2012 Toyota Highlander Hybrid SUV clears 8 inches above the ground.

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ADVICE

BEIJING — China’s gov-ernment said Friday itwill “properly handle” aU.S. complaint to theWorld Trade Organiza-tion about its anti-dump-ing duties on auto importsand doesn’t want the lat-est in a string of trade dis-putes to harm relations.

“It is normal for fric-tions to occur,” said a for-eign ministry spokesman,Liu Weimin, at a regularbriefing. “What is impor-tant is to properly handle

China: Don’t let U.S. autocase in WTO hurt ties

By Joe McDonaldAssociated Press

The Chinese duties cover more than 80 percent of U.S. autoexports to China and fall disproportionately on GeneralMotors and Chrysler, which owns Jeep. AP

Washington accused Beijing of improperly imposing anti-dumping duties onAmerican-made autos worth $3 billion. SETH PERLMAN/AP

“It is normal for frictions to occur. What is important isto properly handle it and not to let it impede friendlyrelations.”— LIU WEIMIN,foreign ministry spokesman

Political tensions mount over trade

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Ford’s largest sedan was justinducted into the 30-plus-mpg

club. The 2013 FordTaurus’ turbocharged2.0-liter four-cylinder isEPA-rated at 32 mpghighway, beating Ford’sprevious estimate by 1mpg.

The EcoBoost enginemakes 237 horsepowerand is joined by twoothers in the Taurus lineup: a 290-hp, 3.5-liter V-6 and a 365-hp, tur-bocharged V-6. The regular 3.5-literis EPA-rated at 19/29 mpg

city/highway and the turbochargedV-6 gets 17/25 mpg.

According to Ford, the followinghelped boost fuel econ-omy: low-tension front-end accessory drivebelt, smart battery man-agement, aggressivedeceleration fuel shut-off, variable-displace-ment air-conditioningcompressor, reducedfriction lubricants, and

electric power-assisted steering.The 2013 Ford Taurus will begin

arriving in dealerships later thissummer.

Taurus achieves 32 mpg It took Cadillac an average of only five days to sell a new XTS luxury sedan.

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Seven all-new cars were off to a faststart in June. The new Cadillac

XTS, GM’s flagship luxury car, aver-aged just five days to sell. It tied theHyundai Accent sedan and SubaruBRZ for June’s fastest sellers.

The nimble BRZ and its Scion twin,the FR-S, are taking just five and eightdays to sell, respectively. Both cars hitdealerships in May.

Affordability remained in the frontseat, with seven of June’s 18 top moversstarting under $20,000.

The movers list reports the averagenumber of days it takes to sell modelsfrom the day they arrive on the lot untilthe buyer signs the final paperwork.

Cars in June averaged 53 days to sell.That’s up from May’s 50 days.Top movers in June:■■ 5 days: 2013 Cadillac XTS, 2013Hyundai Accent sedan, 2013 SubaruBRZ■■ 7 days: 2012 Toyota Prius c■■ 8 days: 2013 Ford Escape, 2013Scion FR-S, 2012 Subaru Impreza■■ 10 days: 2012 Kia Soul■■ 11 days: 2013 Infiniti JX35■■ 12 days: 2013 Audi A4 sedan, 2013Hyundai Elantra sedan■■ 13 days: 2013 BMW X3, 2013 LexusRX 450h, 2012 Hyundai Veloster■■ 14 days: 2013 Acura ILX, 2013Acura RDX, 2012 Hyundai Accenthatchback, 2012 Toyota Prius v

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The 2013 Taurus lineup includes a 237-horsepower EcoBoost engine.

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Top movers in JuneAffordable cars popular, but there’s still a place for luxury

gain for the month.General Motors’ sales

rose 16 percent, withstrong demand for theChevy Malibu midsize se-dan and Volt electric car.

Ford’s overall salesrose 7 percent.

The Escape small SUVposted its best month everafter a new version of thepopular vehicle went on

sale.The sales were wel-

come news to investors,who have beaten downGM and Ford shares in re-cent days over losses inEurope. Ford’s stockclimbed 2 percent to closeat $9.60, while GM’s stockjumped 6 percent to$20.67.

Toyota’s sales rose 60percent for the monthwhile Honda’s climbed 49percent, but that wasn’tsurprising.

Last year, both compa-

nies had little inventory atU.S. dealerships becauseof the earthquake in Ja-pan. Now, they’re takingback sales that their ri-vals gained last year. TheChevrolet Cruze, for ex-ample, was the top-sellingcar in the country June2011, but its sales dropped24 percent last month.Sales of its Japanese ri-vals, the Honda Civic andToyota Corolla, jumpedmore than 40 percenteach.

Sales would have been

slower if carmakershadn’t sold so many vehi-cles to government, com-mercial and daily rentalfleets, says Jesse Toprak,vice president of marketintelligence for the carbuying site TrueCar.com.A little more than a thirdof all the cars GM soldwent to fleets, up substan-tially from last year. Fordalsosoldathirdof itsvehi-cles to fleets, but that wasabout the same percent-age as last year.

GM said that was just

the way some sales weretimed, and its fleet salesshould fall this month.

Toprak thinks thateven ifsalessoftena little,they’re still on track toreach 14.4 million by theend of the year.

That’s better than lastyear’s 12.8 million, and it’sfar better than the 30-yearlow of 10.4 million duringthe recession in 2009.

“This is a healthy andsustainable rate of recov-ery,” he said.

Other automakers re-

porting Tuesday:» Nissan’s sales rose

28 percent. Sales of thenew Versa mini car andQuest minivan more thandoubled.

» Volkswagen salesrose 34 percent on strongdemand for two rede-signed cars: the Beetleand the Passat.

» Hyundai’s sales rose8 percent. Sales of the newAccent jumped 57 per-cent, while sales of theluxury Equus sedan rose61 percent.

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The 2013 Hyundai VelosterTurbo, which goes on sale this

summer, starts at $22,725, includinga $775 destination fee.

The 201-horsepower,turbocharged 1.6-literfour-cylinder in theVeloster Turbo joins theexisting 138-hp, 1.6-liter power plant.

The Veloster Turbocomes with a manual transmission,and a six-speed automatic will beavailable for $1,000.

Turbo-model-specific styling cuesinclude new Matte Gray or EliteWhite exterior paint options, a larger

grille, dual exhaust pipes, 18-inchalloy wheels and unique fog lights,ground effects, rear fascia and LEDtaillights. The turbo model is also

treated to a sport-tunedsuspension and revisedsteering calibration.

Interior upgradesinclude heated leatherfront seats, a GraphiteBlack with blue accentcolor scheme and a

redesigned instrument cluster andcenter stack.

Hyundai estimates that theVeloster Turbo will get a fuel econo-my rating of 26/38 mpg city/high-way with the manual transmission.

VelosterTurbo powers up

Converting to beadlock rims lets the SVT Raptor drive at very low tire pressures.

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If there’s a bigger success story thanFord’s SVT Raptor in the factory-

truck world, we haven’theard about it. Ford Raptorsales are up 20 percent over2011 but under Ford Truck’scontinuous improvementmantra, they’ve packed the2013 with some very inter-esting and cool features.

For the first time on anyfactory-available vehicle, 2013 Raptorswill offer a forged wheel that can beupgraded to true beadlock rims. Con-verting to beadlocks simply requires pur-

chasing the kit from Ford Racing andremounting the tires. This system allowsusers to run at very low tire pressures

(something many extremetrail enthusiasts like to do)without the worry of a tirecoming off the rim. Back onpavement, airing up the tiresis all that needs to be done forsafe pavement driving.

The 2013 Raptors also geta new HID headlight option

for brighter headlights when exploringremote terrain.

Raptor gets a new desert-terrain-inspired color, calledTerrain (yes, it’s tan).

Raptor adds cool features

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Hyundai kicks up the horsepower to 201 on the 2013 Veloster Turbo.

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it and not to let it impedefriendly relations.”

The U.S. complaintThursday adds to a seriesof disputes with Beijingover market access forgoods ranging from poul-try to steel. Political ten-sions over trade aremounting as governmentstry to boost exports at atime of slumping global

demand.Washington accused

Beijing of improperly im-posing anti-dumping du-ties on American-madeautos worth $3 billion. TheChinese duties of 2 to 21.5percent affect cars andSUVs with engine capaci-ty of 2.5 liters or larger.

A Commerce Ministrystatement said Beijingwill “properly handle therequest for consultationsunder the WTO disputesettlement procedures”— the first step in resolv-

ing a complaint.If consultations fail to

resolve the issue, Wash-ington can request a WTOdispute panel. A rulingcan take 18 months to twoyears.

WTO rules allow coun-tries to raise import du-ties to offset impropersubsidies and dumping.The United States con-tends China has imposedanti-dumping duties im-properly to obstruct im-ports of U.S. goods andshield its own producers.

Last month, the U.S. suc-cessfully challenged Chi-nese tariffs imposed onAmerican steel productsand has also objected totariffs on chicken prod-ucts.

The Chinese dutiescover more than 80 per-cent of U.S. auto exportsto China and fall dispro-portionately on GeneralMotors and Chrysler be-cause of actions Obamatook to support the autoindustry during the finan-cial crisis, according to

White House spokesmanJay Carney.

In March, the U.S., theEuropean Union and Ja-pan filed a WTO challengeto Chinese curbs on ex-ports of rare earths usedin making mobile phonesand other high-tech prod-ucts. China has about 30percent of the world’srare earths deposits butaccounts for more than 90percent of production.

China’s trading part-ners say export quotasand other controls raise

the price of rare earthsabroad, giving its manu-facturers an unfair ad-vantage. Beijing says thecurbs are for environ-mental protection, not in-tended to help Chinesecompanies.

In December, ChineseCommerce Minister ChenDeming defended the du-ties on U.S.-made vehiclesas legal under interna-tional rules.

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By MIKE HANLEYCARS.COM

The 2012 Porsche Cayman Roffers one of the best blendsof power and handling for the

money.The Cayman R can legitimately be

called an extension of the driver. Itsresponses are that intuitive, its transi-tions that natural and balanced.

It starts with the steering.The setupis amazingly natural, free of excesspower assistance that can get in theway of steering feedback.

The Cayman’s front-to-rear weightdistribution is another important ele-ment. With the car’s mid-engine lay-out, Porsche has achieved a 45/55weight distribution, front/rear. The carisn’t hauling around a lot of weight,either. Beyond that, the center of grav-ity feels especially low. The CaymanR’s ride height is lower than othertrims; it uses an exclusive suspensionthat drops the car about an inch.

All this lets you tackle corners withan enthusiasm that would have othercars begging you to slow down. TheCayman R begs you to go faster.

The engine pulls strongly even at

highway speeds, quickly adding 10mph to your cruising speed.

Whereas everything else related tothe driving experience exudes preci-sion and exactness, the shifter feels alittle vague and muddy.

The bucket seats are firmly cush-ioned and have considerable side bol-sters that hold you in place incorners. The interior is decent —with good fit-and-finish and materi-als quality — but it’s not especiallyluxurious considering its startingprice. The car’s mid-engine layoutresults in two trunks.

The Cayman is as appealing as everand a perfect country-road compan-ion. Rejoice, car enthusiasts, rejoice.

Porsche Cayman Rprovides amazing ride

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New names and power-trains are the big news for

model-year 2013 versions ofInfiniti’s FX and EXcrossovers. Infiniti FX37 andEX37 models will now use a325-horsepower, 3.7-liter V-6instead of last year’s 3.5-literV-6.

The 2013 FX37 will be avail-able with rear- or all-wheel-drive versions as well as aLimited Edition with all-wheeldrive.The all-wheel-drive FX50is unchanged with the standard390-hp, 5.0-liter V-8.

Other model-year changesto the midsize FX, picturedbelow, include the addition ofMoving Object Detection tothe available Around ViewMonitor camera system.

The FX goes on sale in July.The compact Infiniti EX

crossover will also use theEX37 name for 2013 and beoffered in four versions: EX37with rear- or all-wheel driveand EX37 Journey with rear-or all-wheel drive. It is other-wise unchanged for the newmodel year and goes on salethis August.

Powertrains changefor Infiniti FX, EX

The mid-engine layout in the Cayman R, above and below, allows two trunks.

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