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Happy holiday road trips from OdoClub!

Chris — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 09:10:37 +0000

Whether you’re driving on snowy roads or cold desert highways, heading into the heartland or the heart of a major city, we wish you a safe and pleasant journey.

It’s easy to join OdoClub. Just visit odoclub.com and select the automobile dealership where you would like to spend the OdoClub Reward Miles you’ll earn as an OdoClub member.

Or, you can visit the participating dealership of your choice and they can sign you up in person. Signing up takes less than five minutes and makes it possible for you to earn significant discounts from your affiliated dealership.

Happy holiday road trips from OdoClub!

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Ten cars that look better once they’ve passed you by

Chris — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 09:22:49 +0000

According to Jalopnik, the same part of the brain that recalls faces also recognizes the front ends of cars. But what about back ends and brake lights?

Here are 10 cars that, according to Jalopnik readers, look much better going than they do coming.

Whether you drive a “boattail” Buick Rivera or a Ferrari F50, OdoClub has you covered when you drive.

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OdoClub, from A to Z

Chris — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 09:40:07 +0000

It’s quick and easy to join OdoClub. Just visit odoclub.com and select the automobile dealership where you would like to spend the OdoClub Reward Miles you’ll earn as an OdoClub member.

Watch the video to learn much more.

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Now and then: This is how seat belts worked in the 1950s

Chris — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 09:42:32 +0000

The University of California not so recently put together a video about safety belts — Safety through Seat Belts, circa the 1950s — that, although it features lap belts, is still fairly accurate.

Essentially, the message remains the same. Wear them and you’re safer. Don’t … well don’t not wear them.

The vintage black and white video details some of the more technical points of car crashes, noting how it’s often the second collision of a person hitting the inside of the car that does the most damage. Seat belts saved lives then. They do now, too.

No matter what kind of car you drive, you should always wear your seat belts. And when you do drive, OdoClub can help save you money. OdoClub members earn rewards for every mile they drive. And the rewards can be redeemed at participating OdoClub dealerships for discounts on goods and services.

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Classic car designs, timeless and times ten

Chris — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 08:52:34 +0000

Submitted for your perusal, ten designs chosen by Jalopnik readers that have passed the test of timeless car design. Some of the choices are a bit dubious. Lancia Stratos??? A 1932 Ford?

On the other hand, the Datsun 240Z shows up. As does the Jaguar XKE.

Whether you drive a classic or a clunker, OdoClub can help save you money. OdoClub members earn rewards for every mile they drive. And the rewards can be redeemed at participating OdoClub dealerships for discounts on goods and services.

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Highways from hell: Why American roads are so bad

Chris — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 09:22:41 +0000

It’s no secret that America’s roads need, well, road work. They’re filled with potholes, split by cracks and patched with bad asphalt. The problem: They’re too expensive to repair.

Gizmodo takes a look at why this country’s roads are so bad. And why the solutions aren’t much of a solution.

No matter if you’re driving down Southern California’s beat-down 5 Freeway or a freshly paved Road in verdant Ellijay, Ga., OdoClub can save you money. As an OdoClub member, you’ll earn rewards for every mile you drive, and the rewards can be redeemed at participating dealerships for discounts on goods and services.

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100 of the greatest movie and TV cars ever?

Chris — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 09:42:23 +0000

Beginning with the 1966 Pontiac GTO Dean Jeffries transformed into a boat-sized T-Bucket for The Monkees‘ television show that ran from from 1966 – 1968, Edmunds Inside Line’s top 100 list includes plenty of obvious choices — Green Hornet’s 1966 Black Beauty Imperial; General Lee, The Dukes of Hazzard’s 1969 Dodge Charger, and the 1974 Pontiac Firebird Esprit (pictured) James Garner drove in The Rockford Files.

But there are surprises, too. Like the 1983 Wagon Queen Family Truckster from National Lampoon’s Vacation and the 1979 Dodge Power Wagon from Simon & Simon.

Whether you’re driving a 1969 Dodge Charger in Valdosta, Ga. or a 1966 Chrysler Imperial in Los Angeles, Ca., OdoClub will help save you money on the purchase of your next automobile. And the rewards earned in this one-of-a-kind dealership loyalty program can be redeemed at participating automotive dealerships for discounts on goods and services.

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“You’re gonna see him comin’ in a big black Cadillac”

Chris — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 08:42:59 +0000

Was this the black Caddy Elvis was referencing when he sang Santa Claus is Back in Town? It very well could be. Elvis bought the Cadillac in 1956; the Christmas song was released a year later.

The well-kept car will soon be auctioned — just in time for the holidays.

According to the description on Hemmings Blog, the car is a 1955 Cadillac Series 75 Fleetwood limousine that Bonhams is offering at its Classic California Sale, on Nov. 12, at the Petersen Automotive Museum. Elvis bought the Caddy in January 1956 (his dad, Vernon, co-signied). Elvis had it repainted from blue to black. He used it to ferry his band to shows throughout the South. Eventually, the car made its way to the Elvis Presley Museum in the 1990s, then the Elvis-a-Rama Museum in Las Vegas.

The limo’s documentation includes Elvis’ signature on the original owner’s manual. Bonhams anticipates it will sell $100,000 to $150,000.

Doesn’t matter if you prefer the 10 battered and partly-buried Caddies at the Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo, Texas or the brand new vintage ones driven by the King, you can earn rewards for every mile you drive. And the rewards you earn through OdoClub’s dealership loyalty program can be redeemed for discounts on goods and services.

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