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"November Night"

Listen. .

With faint dry sound,

Like steps of passing ghosts,

The leaves, frost-crisp'd, break from the trees

And fall.

By Adelaide Crapsey

Photograph: Gueorgui Pinkhassov

Rare 1937 Bugatti found

Dr. Harold Carr, an orthopedic surgeon in England, was a recluse in his later years, according to relatives. He never married or had children. So when the doctor died in 2007 at the age of 89, few knew what to expect inside his dusty garage. The last thing Dr. Carr’s relatives expected to find was one of the rarest cars in the world, a 1937 Bugatti 57S Atalante, which The Associated Press said was one of 17 in existence.

link: Rare Bugatti Found in British Garage

Roadster Saab for Tykes

Like most Saab cars, the Playsam Roadster Saab has a clean and simple design. Its design is based on the very first Saab -- Sixten Sason's prototype 92001. Steering wheel made of wood and metal just like the old sports car steering wheels.

The New Fiat 500

Fiat re-launched the tiny and iconic 500 in Turin, Italy in early July. Known in Italian as Cinquecento, Fiat is hoping this small car will be hugely popular with its clean design and made-in-Poland prices. Fiat's hopes for this vehicle are so high, the company is publicly calling it the "iPod of cars."

The 500 has not been made in 32 years, so it's kind of a big deal that Fiat is bringing the name back. The original struck a chord with Italians following World War II, and still have many fans. This time, the 500 is a bit bigger than before and it has to compete with other small cars like the Smart and the Twingo. Initial interest is high, thanks in part to a price tag of about 10,000 euros ($13,600); more than 25,000 people have placed an order for the new 500.

link: Fiat hopes that the 500/Cinquecento will become the "iPod of cars" ~ autobloggreen