I remember a song I used to listen to, one of the first CDs I ever had, years ago. It was a woman singer, from Canada, and the lyrics are: "Someday, I'll be ridin' in a '57 Chevrolet. She'll have whitewalls, headlights like diamonds...." Also, I remember one of her songs also said "Hey mister, mister, standing on the corner, I see you got some cigarettes. You know I'll gladly pay you back someday, just as long as you don't mind the wait..." I can't remember her name or the name of her songs, but it's bothering me!!!! If you could help me out, I'd really appreciate it!!! Thanks =) Also I have searched for the lyrics and googled the lyrics =( No luck.

Alright, so im looking at buying a used truck or suv. Im wanting one from around 2000-2002. I'm trying to find something with a tiny engine, for some good fuel economy. I have absolutely no need for a truck or an suv though. I'm a single guy, and i never haul anything or go off roading. I don't have quads or anything to haul around either, I just don't want a car! Anyways, out of these which has the smallest engine/best fuel economy? And which is reliable? TRUCKS: --- GMC Sanoma Ford Ranger Toyota Tacoma Mazda B Series Chevrolet S-10 Any other small trucks? SUV'S --- Ford Escape Mazda Tribuite Toyota Rav 4 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer Any other small suv's? ****My budget is 8k-10k. And this is in CANADA, but answers from USA would be useful too.**** Thanks.

Make: Chevrolet , Model: Equinox LS VIN: 2CNDL23F556105017 Year: 2005 Style/Body: SUV /Utility 4D Engine: 3.4L V6 SFI Country of Assembly: Canada can any one tell me how can i know if the automatic transaxle fluid with filter need changing ? and if some one can check for me in car maintenance report or carfax if fluid with filter it is changed before or no because i bout it used one and derived 90000 mph and i am out side if USA thanks for help 93000 mile

I live in Alberta and I found a 1983 Chevrolet El Camino for sale, the owner drove it to Canada, but never got it registered. So what do I need to do to register this vehicle in Alberta. I was told he has a vehicle import form from transport Canada, and he gave me the number of the form.