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Articles by: Nick Palermo
Nick Palermo is an automotive writer and lifelong car nut. He follows new and late-model used vehicles for AutoTrader.com, edits the NAPA blog and writes about all things automotive at LivingVroom. He lives in Atlanta with his wife and twins. Connect with Nick on Google+

by / on February 2, 2012 at 10:45 am / in Auto Shows, Fiat

“L” Stands for “Large” on Stretched Fiat 500

Fiat dropped photos of the new 4-door version of the little 500, called the 500L. The stretched-out compact will debut next month at the Geneva Auto Show. A few design features that are immediately noticeable include the big quarter glass up front, and some very Mini-ish details – the headlights and the roof line are both straight Countryman. At first […]

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by / on February 1, 2012 at 11:07 am / in Ferrari, Lamborghini, Mercedes-Benz, Motorsports, Nissan

Nissan Juke-R versus Lambo, AMG & Ferrari

Nissan says their GT-R-powered Juke-R is the world’s fastest crossover. Even if this race is not completely fair, I don’t see much reason to doubt them. Hand it over to The Stig, Nissan!

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by / on February 1, 2012 at 9:59 am / in Dodge, Odds & Ends, Vintage & Classic

Another Pilot-House Dodge in the Neighborhood

I have spotted two more Pilot-house Dodge pickups within a mile of the green B3. Here’s one of them, parked at a garage in East Atlanta Village.

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by / on January 23, 2012 at 6:23 pm / in Dodge, Drives, Vintage & Classic

Vintage Drive: 1951 Dodge B3 “Job-Rated” Pickup

This morning, the Ormewood Park neighborhood of Atlanta probably looks a lot like it did sixty years ago. It was then, in 1951, that my neighbor Rebecca’s Dodge B3 pickup was brand-spanking new. This green and black “Pilot-House” half-ton was built when Americans were buying vehicles and suburban homes and televisions for the first time.

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by / on December 16, 2011 at 12:05 pm / in Cadillac, Odds & Ends

Cadillac’s Gutsy Little Turbo

Specific output of 135 horsepower per liter is nothing to shake a stick at. Nicely done, Cadillac.

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by / on December 15, 2011 at 9:19 am / in Mercedes-Benz

Lighter, More Powerful New SL

The new Mercedes-Benz SL arrives next spring with all-aluminum construction, weighing at least 250 pounds less than its predecessor. Plus, its 4.7-liter direct-injection twin-turbo V8 makes 429 horsepower to the old car’s 382. Torque? The current SL 550’s normally aspirated 5.5-liter is good for “only” 391 lb-ft while the new car churns up 516 lb-ft.

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by / on December 13, 2011 at 9:40 am / in BMW

BMW 6-Series Gran Coupe

It has become fashionable to assign the “coupe” label to sleek, four-door cars and even SUVs. Now BMW has added a four-door coupe to the 6-series lineup that was formerly reserved for 2-door, 2+2 GTs. BMW calls seating in the 6-Series Gran Coupe 4+1, meaning the car seats four in comfort and can squeeze a passenger in the rear center […]

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by / on December 12, 2011 at 3:41 pm / in Drives, Fisker, Hybrid/EV

Follow Your Heart, but Bring Cash

After years of waiting for Henrik Fisker’s radical and ambitious concept to become a real production vehicle, I laid eyes on a production Karma recently at Caffeine & Octane, a local monthly gathering of enthusiasts and their cars. Days later, I was behind the wheel of said car, getting my first real impression of this unparalleled machine. Intellectual justification for […]

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by / on December 7, 2011 at 1:23 pm / in Audi, Auto Shows, BMW, Concepts, Honda, Hybrid/EV, Mazda, Volkswagen

Tokyo Motor Show Coverage

My coverage of this year’s Tokyo Motor Show is live on Autotrader.com. I write about vehicles like the Audi A1 Sportback and Honda N Box, both of which will be available soon in foreign markets, and concepts like the near-production-ready Mazda Takeri and the VW’s plug-in hybrid Cross Coupe. Volkswagen Passat Alltrack BMW ActiveHybrid 5 Honda EV-STER Concept Honda N […]

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by / on December 1, 2011 at 7:03 am / in Drives, Mini

Mini Coupe JCW Fuel Economy

‎32 mpg on a 70-75 mph highway trip in the Mini Coupe JCW

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