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 After facing warranty claims from drivers, Nissan will discontinue the launch control feature in the GT-R. The pullout of Nissan and Infiniti from the North American International Auto Show in January has left some Detroit-area dealers cold. ADVERTISEMENT Two-for-one sales are a popular staple of retailing. But usually they are reserved for items like sheets, towels or cans of soup. From Our Automobiles SectionBehind the Wheel | 2009 Aston Martin DBS With 510 horsepower burbling from the DBS’s V-12 engine, supervillains and angry stockholders quickly vanish in the rear-view mirror.  There are several ways to tour Germany’s capital, but for those who want to steep themselves in cold war history, a Trabant transports you to the 1960s. East Germany’s leaders decided that Sachsenring Automobiltechnik could do for the communist bloc what Volkswagen did for the rest of the world. | New Car Research Guide Get the latest reviews, specs, consumer information, photos and 360 degree views, comparisons and more from NYTimes.com and its content partners. For automakers to win over lawmakers in their bid for aid, they will have to prove that they are serious about shrinking their vast lineups of different models. MotoringBad wheel bearings on Audis and various troubles with General Motors crossovers and S.U.V.’s are among the issues covered in recent technical service bulletins.  The finalists are in! Check out our editors’ picks and cast a vote for your favorite. |
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