Wheels that turn heads (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette) BEVERLY HILLS,

Wheels that turn heads (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. It s tough to impress in a place where celebrity is common and high-end accessories from cars to shoes are a dime a dozen.

Wrong Way On M4: Seven Miles Of Chaos (Sky News via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
A woman passenger is recovering after a terrifying journey with a driver who caused "seven miles of chaos" by speeding the wrong way along the M4.As the driver raced along at up to 80mph in the fast lane, cars heading in the correct direction were forced to swerve or collide with the central reservation to avoid him.

High-End Luxury Vehicles Without Rival
Luxury automobiles priced above $100,000.
Editors of MSN Autos

Fast-moving storm s heaviest intensity expected overnight and this morning (Pottstown Mercury)
With a developing nor easter rushing up the East Coast Saturday evening, local residents and businesses were bracing for the first major snowstorm of the winter season.

CONSUMER WATCH: Fast-talk among pitfalls in braving auto auctions (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
JEFF OSTROFFPresident, CEO of carbuyingtips.com Reader Dominique Lovato is considering purchasing a vehicle from an auto auction. She wants to know how to find an auction and not get taken for a ride.

NBC's Hi-def makes a difference most of the time (USA Today)
NBC's broadcast of the Winter Olympic Games got off to a Ferrari-fast start Friday night. The first hour of the four-hour show was more turbocharged than the Italian race cars built here.

A golden chance at Games (The Sunday Telegraph)
ITALY welcomed the world to the 2006 Winter Olympics with an eclectic blast of passion and style yesterday. Organisers of the Torino 2006 opening ceremony promised plenty and delivered a heady mix of fast cars, fashion, music, sport and fire.

Highlights From the 2006 NAIAS
MSN Autos highlights the eight things you should know about this year's show in Detroit.
Ann Job

Fantasy over for Mr NZ (Stuff)
Justin Rys had it all. Money, fast cars, a plush pad and the best physique drugs could buy.

2006 Rolex 24 at Daytona
Coverage of the world's toughest sports car endurance race.
Editors of MSN Autos