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Lexus ES and GS emergency trunk release safety problem
Consumer Reports found that the emergency trunk release in the 2013 Lexus ES and GS sedans can easily break, possibly leaving someone unable to escape from the trunk.
Consumer Reports found that the emergency trunk release in the 2013 Lexus ES and GS sedans can easily break, possibly leaving someone unable to escape from the trunk.
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Lexus ES and GS emergency trunk release safety problem
Protecting teen drivers
Safer motorcycles
Collision warning systems
Distracted young drivers
Car blind spots
Safer intersections
Preparing your car for winter
Getting your tires ready for winter
Do new car-safety features live up to the hype?
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Deadly texting danger
