71.   A bomber, perhaps accidentally, blew himself up in a car at an intersection near the coastal Israeli city of Netanya.

72.   A few years ago thieves kept breaking into cars at his auto dealership.

73.   A flat-bottomed raft ferries three cars at a time through the curling eddies of the Rio Grande.

74.   A person on vacation may pick up a car at the airport that is totally different from the car in their garage at home.

75.   A male passerby jumped in to help subdue the suspect, while a woman passerby saw a police car at an intersection and alerted the officers.

76.   A month later, Kite was driving the purple and yellow Scandia car at Pikes Peak, his first Indy Racing League event.

77.   A man whose last local job was selling cars at a Southern California dealership, Cloyd found his footing in life in front of crowds on karaoke nights.

78.   A strike would hurt the ability of auto makers to ship cars at a time of strong demand.

79.   Abdi is a former airline food worker whose name and phone number were found in a car at Dulles Airport, outside Washington.

80.   According to documents, Finance Plaza sells cars at a price double what it buys them for at auction.