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How Rob Siegel Resurrected a Dead BMW 2002 and Road-Tripped it 1000 Miles Home
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Rob Siegel is The Hack Mechanic, a 25-year veteran columnist with the BMW Car Club of America's Roundel magazine. His latest book, Ran When Parked documents his trip to Louisville to resurrect a decade-dead BMW 2002tii and drive it all the way back to Boston.
Also: Why your trip computer's fuel mileage is off by 10%, and a review of the 2017 Acura MDX Sport Hybrid
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