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New York is so pedestrian-identified that it comes as a surprise to discover a car culture as passionate as any other metropolis (yes, we mean you, Los Angeles). In thirteen pages of car information, we reveal the frustrations of an urban grease monkey, find the best used-car salesman in New York, read the diary of one of our editors who “commuted” from his East Village apartment to our midtown office in various luxury cars, and talk to teenager Ben Sann, founder of the invaluable Website nycgarages.com. Don’t yet have the budget for your dream car? Get a mini version at Exoticar Model Company (280 Park Ave., nr. 48th St.; 212-573-9537); there are thousands to choose from, including the popular 1/43 scale models shown here (from $29) The only detail they’re missing: parking tickets.


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A Decade of Defining Moments in Pop-Culture
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Two Views of a Swath of the Upper West Side
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Ten Years That Changed Everything
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