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Stephen Colbert Rips Consumer Reports Auto List

By consumerist.com March 17, 2006

Stephen Colbert chimes in what he thinks of Consumer Reports top 10 cars all being non-American. Let’s just say it involves liberal use of a paper shredder.


Previously: No Top 10 Car is American

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