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Carjacked: the culture of the automobile and its effect on our lives

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Preface Introduction Dream Car: Myth-making, Western Values, and the Automobile 23 The Pitch: How They Sell The Pitch: How We Buy The Catch: What We Really Pay Chapter 6. The Catch: The Rich Get Richer Why We Drive Drive Time Remakes Us Getting Carsick Full Metal Jacket: The Body Count Conclusion: A Call to Action

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