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long-time contributor to auto outlets -brings years of experience in retail sales, automotive journalism. Managing Editor at @txGarage contributor at AutoBlog
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TEXAS LEGEND – A SECOND LOOK

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By David Boldt Verified
| TXGARAGE
TEXAS LEGEND - JIM HALL AND HIS CHAPARRALS courtesy of EVRO PUBLISHING In 2026 we’re seemingly overloaded with a vast selection of supercars, more than a few of which emanate from a Chevy showroom; Chevy’s Corvette has more trim levels than NYC has ticker tape! With that, it’s worth remembering that Jim Hall cemented GM’s place in motorsports in the ’60s, and sixty years ago this summer won the Nurburgring’s 1000 Kilometers endurance contest with Phil Hill and Jo Bonnier behind the wheel.
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Toyota’s RAV4 GR Sport Plug-In – AMARILLO BY MORNING

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By David Boldt Verified
| TXGARAGE
Lead photo by David Boldt Toyota’s RAV4 GR Sport Plug-In With thanks to George Strait, aboard Toyota’s RAV4 Plug-in (and its 600 miles of total range) you could leave San Antone and make Amarillo by morning, while still having enough gas to find the local Honkytonk. And with 0-60 coming in just over five seconds with a top speed of 125, you probably make Amarillo by supper… Toyota’s RAV4, at this point in its production life, is irrevocably ubiquitous.
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BUSINESS CLIMATE A COMPARISON OF SELECT_SEP 1986

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By David Boldt Verified
| The University of New Mexico - UNM
Abstract The report compares the business climates of ten western metropolitan areas, including Albuquerque, Austin, Tucson, Salt Lake City, and Sacramento, using measures such as market access, taxes, labor costs, education, defense spending, cost of living, and quality of life. The report concludes that factors such as labor costs, educational attainment, access to markets, and defense expenditures appear to be more influential in economic growth and business attraction than taxes alone.
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