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85' PONTIAC 6000's STARTING AT IF Hftioeoo STARTING AT ON ALL1985 3/4 TON PICMJPS* 2 or 4 Wheel Drive!!!!! IN-STOCK ONLY Ff 2 NORTHWEST HERALD Soclton C Friday. July 1», 1W3 Quotes The following quotes were recently reported in USA Today regar­ ding the end of import quotas: •It's not Russia that's laying waste to my business and to most of the rest of business in this coun­ try. It's Japan. Our friend. --Chrysler board chairman Lee A. lacocca "Without reasonable import limitations, the current recovery of the domestic auto in­ dustry and its sup­ pliers will be seriously jeopardized." --Hep. John Dingell, D-Miehigan, sponsor of Made in America bill "We believe the Japanese impor t quotas have been the best marketing and business development program the Japanese have ever experienced in this country." -BiU Pochiluk, economist, Ward's Research "We're all happy about ending the Im­ port quota. It'll open up the market." --RonNapoli, Mount Kisco, N.Y. Toyota dealer CAB QBE U NE better in gas mileage i Give Your Car You can increase your highway safety and decrease maintenance costs in the months ahead by giving your car's cooling system the pro­ verbial "stitch in time." In fact,fail­ ure to take proper precautionary measures is so widespread that en-3 gine overheating today is the lead­ ing mechanical cause of car break­ downs in the nation. t )ne of the most common miscon­ ceptions among do-it-yourselfers is that the more coolant you put in your car. the more overheating pro­ tection your car gets. Actually. ;« good quality coolant/ant ifree/.e gives your car best warm weather protection when it's mixed with an amount of water. Here, from the ex­ perts at HASP Wyandotte, develop­ ers of the Alugard" silicon silicate corrosion inhibitor system, a for­ mulation found in over 70 anti­ freeze; brands, are some precau­ tionary measures you can take this summer: 1. Make sure the coolant already in your car hasn't lost its protective qualities. Kven the so-called "per­ manent" anti-freezes should be changed once a year to assure maximum protection. A Stitch In Time Engine overheating is now the lead­ ing mechanical cause of cat break­ downs. Taking precautionary meas­ ures. however, can help keep your vehicle out of the statistics. 2. ('heck that the radiator and hose connections aren't leaking. Discoloration of the metal is a tip- off. M. With the ignition* yff and the engine cold, check the inside of the radiator cab lor rust. If rust is pres­ ent or the coolant appears "dirty", have the cooling system flushed be­ fore replacing the antifreeze. 4. Make sure the battery is in good shape; and the engine properly timed to help the car start as easily as possible on hot days, when air condi­ tioning puts particular strain on your car'scoolingand electrical system. Honda ATV flies high Tires underinflated by as little as five pounds can rob drivers of as much as I half gallon of gas out of every twenty. What has four wheels and f l ies . . . over the roughest ter­ rain? A new kind of vehicle that, industry experts say, has taken the limits of all-terrain vehicle technology a step further. The in­ troduction of this four- wheeled vehic le represents both a depar ture and an . evolution of ATVs. It has the kind of fea tures tha t can make it a day-in, day- out work-horse built to take on all kinds of jobs. Rugged construc­ tion and reliability give this Honda Four- Trax 250 full creden­ tials to take on most any job, be it on the farm or ranch, oil field, job site or plant yard. It can al&> fit its rider's off-dtijy plans. It can be useful on hun­ ting and fishing ex­ peditions and pack- trips to out-of-way campsites with its electric starter, shaft drive and full front and rear suspension. It gets reliable and economical power from a dependable 246cc four -s t roke engine coupled to a five-speed transmis­ s ion . I t has an automatic clutch for easy operation and there ' s a handy reverse gear to help get out of tight spots. E v e n g o i n g backwards, the Four- Trax 250 is a definite step forward in all- terrain technology. By the Editors of Consumer Reports ' ' i With, the Renault Alliance. Ma2da GLC and Chevrolet Spec: trum. you can go fe long way on a tank of . gas. All three small cars provided ex­ cellent fuel economy when they were tested recently by Consumer R e p o r t s ' a u t o engineers, along 'With a VW Golf and a Plymouth Colt. The Alliance is ft French-made U.S . assembled hybrid. The four-door Alliance' DL tested, when equipped with major options, was priced at more than $9,100.' including destination charge. Its fue l e f f ic iency , a t about 34 miles per gallon overall, was judged Excellent, the car's ride was also judged best in the group. The car's option^ 1.7 liter engine always started easily and rim . well. Routine handling was smooth And reasonably accurate. In emergency handl* ing, the c*c was com­ petent but a tr ifle slug* gish: H o w e v e r , t h e re l iab i l i ty of the Renault Alliance could be a serious Concern. The auto engineers say that, based on the experience of Alliance owners who responded to Consumer Reports' annual questionnaire, the predicted reiiatil • ty has dropped to worse than average. priced at about lfe.000, .including . destination charge . I t s fue l economy was judged Excellent at about 35 bipg overall. , Howevert the auto engineers say that the GLC -- essentially un­ changed since 1961 -- is no longer quite as contemporary as the- others tested. , Although its ride js T&ugh and noisy, it hps proven to be reliable, and would be a fairly safe bet If you can find one at an inviting price. Its predicted reliability is expected to be be t te r than average. , The new Chevrolet Spectrum (made in Japan by lsuzi and so ld"by Genera l Motors) also offers ex­ cellent fuel ecohomy, at about M mpg over­ all. . The fOur-door model • tested. When equipped with major options, was priced at about $7,500, including destination charge. ^The Spec t rum' . s Standard 1.5 liter 4- cyllnder engine per­ formed smoothly when cold. But when war, it bucked annoyingly Under acceleration. The Car 'g rout ine handling was compe­ tent. Its ride was con­ trolled, but a fully loaded car was judged uncomfortable over rough-textured pave- meftfand bumps* The ,Spectrum is available only in 16. Eas te rn s ta tes . ' Because the car is hew this year, its reliability ieunknown. ? Consumer Reports' auto engineers point out that the "Spec; trum's^bumpers, like those on the new VW Golf, need improving, , The old standard lor bumpers required that bumpers and the com­ ponents protected by them remain un­ damaged in a collision at 5 mph (such as> might.be sustained in a minor parking lot colli­ sion). The new stan­ dard requires onjy that such safety-related • components as lights remain undamaged --' and then, only at 2.5 mph. • When 4he'Spectrum was subjected to^tMf 'engineers' low-speed bumper-bashing tests, substantial, damage was sustained*! by the car's body as well ag its bumper. Repairs were estimated at more than $300. . {For a - spec ia l reprint of Consumers Union's evaluation of homeowners in­ surance, send $1 ttrf each copy to. CON' SUMERS,\P,0. Box 461, Radio City- Sta­ tion. New • YoHi, NY 10019. 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