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Some people spend hours and hours of their lives commuting to and from work. Comfort is therefore one of the main things people will look for when buying a commuter car. You will also want a car that offers great handling and is nice to drive.

Spending hours on the motorway can sometimes be tedious, so if you at least have a car that's fun to drive and comfortable you can't complain too much. This article runs through some of the best commuter cars around.

Volkswagen Bora 1.9TDI ST (130bhp): To begin with the Volkswagen Bora is quite a popular choice amongst commuters. It's reasonably affordable, quite comfortable and good to drive. This car is actually based on the Golf so it has most of the qualities you associate with Volkswagen's popular hatchback - great performance, good reliability... The only thing I'd say about the Bora is that it's not the best-looking car out there. But when you want a car to safely get from A to B, you wont be too interested in its looks.

Toyota Prius - Now, the new Toyota Prius will be a popular choice amongst those who are concerned about emissions and fuel consumption. There's quite a lot of cabin space inside the Prius which is ideal if you travel with others. However, it won't do much for your image as it's not the coolest car to drive - if you're concerned with your image! However, I personally think that fuel-efficiency is a priority with commuter cars and this car certainly performs there.

Ford Mondeo - The Ford Mondeo has come on leaps and bounds over the past few years. The current model is the greenest so far meaning that you'll save money at the pumps. The Mondeo is extremely popular amongst commuters, and it has good reason to be. This car feels 'strong' to drive, which is what you want from your car when you're travelling up and down the motorway all day long...and what's more it's affordable!

BMW 5 series - Now, this is the pricier car in this list- but you get what you pay for. The BMW 5 series has an extremely classy image, and is one of the more desirable cars in the 'executive saloon' sector. The cabin has been fitted out with quality fittings and it's extremely comfortable - so at least you'll be travelling in nice surroundings during your daily commute. Steering and handling is excellent - this car is definitely one of the better commuter cars - if you can afford it!

So...take your pick!

Lucy Penn is an online marketer and researcher who is currently researching the used Ford Mondeo Kent at http://www.lifestyleeurope.co.uk/used-cars

Introducing the 2005 Ford Thunderbird

A carryover from 2004, the 2005 Ford Thunderbird was the last of its kind to be manufactured. The last time it rolled off the Ford Motor Company's manufacturing plants was also the time of the vehicle's fiftieth anniversary.

This 2005 Ford Thunderbird is a luxury convertible that has been available in three trims that ranges from the Deluxe package to the 50th anniversary package. It has the capacity to take in a maximum of two passengers, and sports two doors. Upon its introduction, this 2005 Ford Thunderbird model came equipped with a standard engine of 3.9 liters, V8, and 280 horsepower that could take in 18 mpg in the city, and 24 mpg on highway cruising. Also standard for this luxury convertible is a five-speed automatic transmission that has overdrive.

This last Thunderbird convertible to be produced still contains the cool and evocative styling that its descendants have bore. It also still holds its heritage of being a roadster with perennial style, loads of power, and great interior roominess and space. However, convertibles who have lived for fifty years also received changes so much so that the 2005 Ford Thunderbird sports an open-air driving, new colors for its interior and exterior, and a new aluminum trim for its doors and center stack.

As per the 2005 Ford Thunderbird's interior, this vehicle comes with air conditioning with dual-zone automatic climate controls, a power tilt/telescope leather-wrapped steering wheel that has radio controls mounted on it, a cruise control, leather upholstery on 6-way power bucket seats, power mirrors, window locks, door locks, a remote keyless entry system, AM/FM/CD with an in-dash 6-disc changer, a power convertible top, a universal garage door opener, and automatic headlights. On the outside, this luxury convertible could be owned with a power-folding soft top with a heated rear window or with a removable hardtop with trademark porthole windows.

As per safety and security, this luxury convertible has made sure that these features are not overlooked. The vehicle has front airbags, side airbags, and a combination of head-and-chest side airbags, thus making the 2005 Ford Thunderbird the first convertible manufactured by Ford to come equipped with this. Aside from that, the vehicle also has an anti-theft system, the Ford's Smart Locks system, the LATCH child seat system, a perimeter alarm that goes along with an LED indicator, and a glow-in-the-dark emergency trunk release handle.

All of Ford Thunderbird's parts and Ford car parts needs could be easily located at Auto Parts Discount. Top of the line Ford Thunderbird parts and Ford auto parts could found here that are guaranteed to fit Ford vehicles. They also match the quality and performance of Ford vehicles.

In a nutshell, the 2005 Ford Thunderbird comes with new exterior colors that include bronze and medium steel blue that has replaced merlot, vintage mint green, and light ice blue metallic. Aside from that it also sports new partial interior color packages like medium steel blue and torch red. The convertible also has a new style using aluminum trim on its doors and center stack. And lastly, the 2005 Ford Thunderbird contains seatback map pockets for owner's use.

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2008 Toyota Tundra vs. Ford F-350 King Ranch?

Trying to figure out which one will pull my boat the best. I just bought a 38' kv scarab and am trying to purchase a truck to go and get it with. I like the ford better but was wondering for other peoples opinions as well.

No offense to the Tundra but it's a competitor to the F-150. It couldn't touch a F-350 with it's pulling capability.

Go Ford, it has a strong heritage. Don't bet your boat on a newbie and one that isn't that heavy duty.

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